Protesting is key to visibility and growing the movement. When we show up in the streets we let others know nothing is normal, and we build the movement. Whether you love the big dates, or prefer a quiet overpass, you’ll find tips for making protests more fun, more effective, and safer.
Need to stand around chatting with like-minded folks? Still trying to get connected? Go to Mobilize.org and put in today’s date and your zip code to find events in your area. Chat with other folks and ask how they heard about the protest. Some will have cards about local groups. Now you’re connected!
Every No Kings! activist walls are full of people nervous about violence, or trying to reassure partners. So prep now: learn protest safety from phone security to de-escalation! Ready makes steady! Click through for information and links to online resources and training.
On March 28th we’ll try to reach a new record in America: 12 million people protesting together. It’s about twice the number who protested in October, so start now! Click through for sign-making tips, then collect materials and invite friends to a sign-making party!
Sign of the Times Find Out How »
Before traveling or attending a protest, review your phone security. Simple steps include using a passcode (not thumbprint or facial recognition) and removing apps or content you wouldn’t want scrutinized. Click through for detailed information.
From permits to porta-potties the logistics of gathering people together is significant. Add in security, medics and legal observer programs, and the events you pop-in to, are other people’s full-time activism. Donate the price of a movie ticket or dinner out if you appreciate folks being there. Especially if you can’t go!
Protest funding Find Out How »
States at the Core was created by experts in resisting authoritarianism. They are holding a training for community organizing to resist ICE on Sunday January 25th, 12pm Pacific Time.
Activist Training Find Out How »
