Protest:  Philosophy and Inspiration

Planning and Organizing Peaceful Protests


HOW TO ORGANIZE A PEACEFUL PROTEST OR VIGIL

Organizing a vigil can help your community turn pain, fear, and anger into action, and is the next step in building a powerful movement to protect human rights.

Below is a comprehensive and outstanding selection of resources: Websites, books, podcasts, films & documentaries, scientific research, articles, and blogs.

Seven Tips on How to Organize a Peaceful Protest - UMass 

Dec 5, 2016 — 1. Start now! · 2. Identify Strong and Courageous Leadership · 3. Build Momentum (and Don't Give Up) · 4. Diversify and Build Consensus · 5. Create ...


How to Organize a Protest or March - Hollaback!

Establish a support system of organizations that are interested in becoming co-sponsors of the march and individuals who can help with planning the event.


protest AND HUMAN RIGHTS - Organization of American States

participation in peaceful protests can be an important form of exercising the rights to freedom of peaceful assembly, of expression, of association and of ...

Facilitating Peaceful Protests - Geneva AcademyThe general duty to facilitate peaceful assembly includes obligations of specific importance for peaceful protest: ▫ To presume in favour of permitting ...


Protest Tips and Resources | NYU School of Law

Best Practices for Protesting Safely · Do not attend any gatherings if you feel ill. · Have a trusted friend who is not at the protest who can make sure you left ...

SEL: Nonviolent Protest Simulation | Learning to Give

The hope is that this activity might inspire the next Greta Thunberg or Malala Yousafzai to take action and create change! 

PEACEFUL PROTEST RESOURCES

Fossil Free University | Home

FFU is a 12 week training course for climate justice activists around the world who want to channel the power of the youth movement to the source of the climate crisis. Created by #pollutersout, FFU teaches how to be a climate justice leader and fight the fossil fuel industry.

New Citizenship Project

The New Citizenship Project is a social innovation lab, using skills honed in creative and strategy consultancy to help catalyse the shift to a more participatory society. We want to reclaim the idea of the ‘Citizen’. Studies show that when we think of ourselves as just consumers, we’re less likely to tackle society’s biggest problems, from climate change to international inequality. When we think of ourselves as citizens, we’re more likely to participate, volunteer and come together to make our society stronger and more effective.

Scientist Rebellion 


Scientist Rebellion — Donate or Join

We are scientists, calling for a climate revolution. DonateJoin us! ... If you'd like to support Scientist Rebellion with your talents and capacity… 


About Us - Scientist Rebellion

Where We Fit Within Extinction Rebellion · 1) Technological decentralisation. We use open source and secure technology to connect activists with others in their ...

Great Podcast on Positive vs. Negative Climate Activism

How to Citizen Podcast       One of Apple's favorite podcasts of 2023           Listen to the How to Citizen Podcast where Baratunde Thurston reimagines the word “citizen” as a verb and reminds us how to wield our collective power. Learn new perspectives and practices from people working to improve society for the many. Join writer, activist, and comedian Baratunde on a journey beyond politics as usual that will leave us all more hopeful, connected, and moved to act.

The Protest Backlash: The Criminalization of Peaceful Protest

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