Organizing for Social Change: A Manual for Activists in the 1990s

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Seven Locks Press, 1996 - 288 pagine
Here is a comprehensive manual for grassroots organizers working for social, political, environment, and economic change. Using this manual, organizers will learn a systematic approach to the techniques of organizing, of building and using power, and of creating lasting institutions that are avenues for citizen participation in public life.

"Whether your goal is saving the neighborhood or saving the world, get your hands on Organizing for Social Change". -- Congressman Pat Schroeder

"This is the most comprehensive handbook on how to organize I've seen". -- Studs Terkel

Sommario

The Fundamentals of Direct Action Organizing
4
Choosing an Issue
14
Developing a Strategy
21
A Guide to Tactics
34
The Underlying Structure of Organizations
43
Designing Actions
49
Organizing Skills
55
Holding Accountability Sessions
57
Working with Community Organization Boards
133
Working with Religious Organizations
140
Working with Local Unions and Central Labor Councils
151
Tactical Investigations
162
Support for Organization
193
Grassroots Fundraising
194
Administrative Systems
203
Using Computers for Organizing
213

Building and Joining Coalitions
71
Recruiting
78
Developing Leadership
87
Planning and Facilitating Meetings
95
Being a Great Public Speaker
105
Using the Media
116
Designing and Leading a Workshop
125
Supervision
218
Financial and Legal Matters
226
Working for the Long Haul
241
Toward a Program for the Year 2000
249
Print Materials Training Videos Sources for Progressive AudioVisuals Citizen Action State Organizations Songs Index
260
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