Organizing
The Way Through: From Overwhelm, Burnout, Despair & Anger into Effective Action
We are living in incredibly chaotic times. Current problems seem more difficult than ever to resolve. Our world faces a polycrisis of urgent, overlapping, and simultaneous tipping points in all …
Liberation
How can we cultivate our collective liberation while navigating the complexities of systemic oppression? A Course for Radicals: Liberation offers an in-depth exploration into this critical question, including the strategies and frameworks that underpin and sustain movements for change. These strategies and frameworks offer insights into how personal growth, collective action, and systemic change intersect to create pathways toward liberation.
What is Radicalism?
Radicalism is more than just a political stance—it’s a tradition of resistance, transformation, and the fight for justice that reaches deep into the root causes of social, economic, and environmental crises. A Course for Radicals: What is Radicalism? guides you through the history, principles, and ongoing relevance of radical thought in the 21st century.
Seeing Our Native Students
“Seeing Our Native Students: A Guide for Educators” is a tool that bridges the knowledge gaps between Native and non-Native peoples. The guide addresses the issue of cultural erasure of Native peoples and provides basic background information for non-Natives who want to better understand Native identity.
Hen Rescue Manual
This manual was prepared by the rescue team of Compassionate Action for Animals with the tremendous help and assistance of Patty Mark from the Action Animal Rescue Team in Australia.
Movement Education Program
The Movement Education Program addresses the way corporatism, capitalism, white-supremacy, patriarchy and related oppressive structures impact our organizing, and it offers alternatives to consider as we work for justice.