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.
October 17th we get out to promote early voting! It’s almost Halloween, so get your costume ready early and join a local protest, or find your voting location or drop-box and stand at the nearest intersection with a sign advertising it. ALL costumes draw attention (remember the frogs?) so build Halloween energy early this year!
Prepare to Protest! Find Out How »
In this short video researcher Erica Chenoweth explain why non-violent resistance works, what to do when protests are met with violence, and why it’s the best path back to a democracy. If you find yourself thinking it’s too late for non-violent solutions, take 13 minutes to check your assumptions against the research. https://simpleresistance.us/3-5-rule/
Remember how we all learned our home phone number as kids? Today, I couldn’t call my own mother from memory. Choose one person you could call in an emergency and memorize their number. Choose someone who isn’t likely to be with you. The perfect person lives far enough away not to be caught up in the same events, but close enough to help.
Memorize one Phone Number Find Out How »
Our comprehensive sign-making collection, with tips for durable, waterproof signs adapt perfectly to #GOTV messages! Get the word out!
simpleresistance.us/sign-of-the-times/
Sign of the Times Find Out How »
From bubble guns to inflatable frogs, joy is resistance. Pro-voting visibility is important now! Pick up a bubble maker or pull out your costume and get out there with a sign for a race you care about, or important voting information!
Small Spectacles Find Out How »
Missing protest energy in the run-up to the elections? Create a spectacle and educate people with signs about registration deadlines, USPS issues, or even a specific candidate you support.
Give people something to look at while you sneak in some nutritional facts!
