A collection of ideas, sessions and reflections about being a grassroots activist
Television - more political than Sham 69?
Reduce, reduce, reduce - simplifying complexity in campaign messages
The power of hello on Twitter
Campaigning 101 - and the first skill you should learn is...
Julien's grassroots social media skill-share
Disruptive behavior and harassment at training events and how to deal with it
What can Friends of the Earth offer its allies?
Meet-up press release for local groups
Grow the movement - what do you think of these e-mails?
What is transformational change?
Notes from an introduction to climate campaigning training session trial one and trial two
Being an environmental activist should be this easy
Applying Wheaton's Law to campaigning
How not to fight your way through an open door
10 campaign ideas, 35 minutes, 1 train
The Superman and Lex Luthor cases for ground-rules
Getting into the habit of radical transparency
Time of the season: a quick way of classifying the health of your local campaign group
Local campaign groups are like timelords, so let there be relaunches
Relaunch case studies one, two, three and four
Flashback: what can local groups learn from the Obama '08 ground campaign
The Leonard Cohen theory of organising
Using the adventuring party model and Chore Wars to help plan my wedding
Adios Underwood Street and building culture from the ground-up
Resolutions and revolutions - a reflecting, team-building and networking exercise
Social science-fiction - how story-telling games can help us dream our green futures
Online sign-up forms for grassroots groups - part one, part two, part three and part four
Playing your digital joker
The better mousetrap and the moral high ground - ethical and evidential arguments in campaigning
Why campaign meetings aren't just about doing and deciding, but cake too
Cake is quality of experience, unless the cake is a lie
Your local group is a smart-phone.
Every campaign group should have an animal costume
Festivals, signposts to the future and neartopian spaces
Bumblebees and bulldozers - a forum theatre workshop
Brian Eno is a one-man think tank
The Top Ten things I learned at People Power
Too much Twitter outrage makes me want to look at cats
Croquet-dokey (or how green groups are or aren't embedded in the community)
The 4 N's every campaigner needs
Shhh, it's planning season!
Six steps towards great online content for activists
The X-Factor has a Socratic question for you, campaigners (part 1 and part 2)
Why Pinterest is great for event follow-up
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