ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

LINKS TO OTHER TRAINING RESOURCES:

First Aid for Radicals and Activists: Fight the power, do no harm. Downloadable handbooks on street medic preparation, good info on chemical weapons.
http://www.blackcrosscollective.org/

On this page are great downloadable handbooks for legal and jail preps, legal observer handbooks, & activist handbooks.
http://www.lawcollective.org/

Good tips on how to be an effective police liason.
http://www..trickorvotewiki.pbworks.com/f/Police+Liaison.pdf

Additional resources on affinity groups – how to form them, roles, sample agenda’s etc.
http://www.rantcollective.net/article.php?id=30

Papers on Nonviolent Action and Cooperative Decision-Making: This website has a wealth of information, including very detailed agendas. Most of the material was developed in the 1980’s, and needs updating in response to current situations.
http://www.vernalproject.org/RPapers.shtml

This site has training manuals for action planning, media, climbing, scouting, video taping, and hanging from a billboard. The orientation is Greenpeace-style small actions.
http://ruckus.org/man/index.html

This training organization, led by George Lakey, has descriptions of exercises to be used during trainings.
http://www.trainingforchange.org/tools.html

On this web page you’ll find resources for nonviolent direct action and anti-oppression trainers/preparers and magical activism workshop facilitators. You’ll find sample agendas, exercises, wall charts, handouts, and notes on how trainings went.
http://starhawk.org/activism/activism-resources.html

Here you can find information on consensus decision making.
http://www.ic.org/pnp/ocac/