Pod Squad

gnomesSome things are easier to do in a group. If you have like-minded friends you’d like to build a resistance pod with, we’ve tagged simple tasks that lend themselves to group activities, like visiting a museum or forming a book club. Build on the relationships you already have and create an agile ready-response team that can tackle whatever comes up!

Resistance Bingo

Brainstorm at least 16 fairly quick and easy resistance actions you could do. Create bingo cards and play for a small prize, or just the bragging rights. Click through for all the inspiration and resources you need.

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Thrift Better

Goodwill is convenient, but commercial, and religious charities may discriminate. Find better options! Look for local thrifts with specific causes like DV or animal welfare, and familiarize yourself with specialty thrifts that take things others don’t, like ReStore and Play It Again Sports. And remember to donate things you’re not using!

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Be Social

Build a pool of friends you can talk things over with. Take turns processing, start a book club, or just check in once a month over wine. Reach out to someone today for a casual walk, or to plan a get-together.

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Block Flock

Did you know Flock was invented 7 years ago? This isn’t well-established tech we can’t live without, and Flock is only the best-known of the ALPR tools. Now the ACLU has a resource to help you fight back against a growing surveillance state. aclu.org/get-the-flock-out-toolkit

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Snack stop

Do you run a mutual-aid or community-building space? Set up a snack stop. Free fruit for kids, or “take one, leave one” for staff and visitors. Make it feel entirely normal to grab a granola bar “because it’s convenient”. It might be the only thing someone eats that day.

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Be Darth Vader

Be Darth Vader and visibly stand with evil! People across the political spectrum absorbed Star Wars as a formative story and have a visceral reaction to the trappings of evil depicted there. Leverage satire to use fictional characters: where would Darth Vader stand on data centers? What would the Ferengi think? Plan theatrical protests to make a point.

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