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Building Healthy & Empowered Teams

Trust The People Workshops 2. Group Support

Introduction This workshop and guide were developed because “there's no such thing as a structureless group”, as explained by Jo Freeman in her text, The Tyranny of Structureless. Often people think that when there is no explicit power structure or hierarchy,...

How to deal with conflict in your groups

Trust The People Workshops 2. Group Support

Every group and relationship experiences conflict, regardless of whether we are trying to bring about a revolution or play dominoes on the street. It’s simply part of being human, it’s also a particular feature of living in a world which is more mobile. Humans...

Holding Emotional Spaces

Trust The People Workshops 2. Group Support

It is important to welcome emotions in your group. Reaching out to people in your communities and focusing energy on connecting with them is difficult work and requires ongoing attention, so it is important to create space and time to share how you are feeling...

Reflecting on and Tending Grief

Trust The People Workshops 2. Group Support

Within the ancient tradition of Yoga, it is taught that humans carry trauma buried under deep layers at our heart centre. This corroborates with the western tradition of wholeheartedness, in which we are tasked to investigate, and ultimately begin to remove th...

Listening Circles: Supporting Grief Online

Trust The People Workshops 2. Group Support

The challenges of our current times are revealing an uncomfortable and ever-present companion much more clearly among us: Grief. It is in the air, shimmering in the socially-distanced spaces between us. We have come into connection with Grief through our dai...

Free The Truth - Past Action to take inspiration from

Free The Truth - Connecting with our Me...

This Action took place in 2020 - Have a read through - it may inspire you! Friday 4th - Saturday 5th Sept Whats going on? This action follows a national flyposting campaign highlighting the failure of the mainstream media to tell the truth about the climate...

Extra Contacts for The Press

Free The Truth - Connecting with our Me...

media.info This seems a little out of date, but useful for getting editor and journalists names and email addresses, but note that sometimes adding the names in the format suggested get rejected as the email address does not exist. Advised by the Telegra...

Example BBC Complaints letters

Free The Truth - Connecting with our Me...

There has been negligence on the behalf of the BBC to report on the XR protests, they are funded by our taxes and serve us the people. Note the complaints form has a 2000 word limit. Below are some templates of how you can complain to the BBC: Example...

Writing to the Mayor of London - Example Letter

Letters and Template Letters - Political

Email: enquiries@mopac.london.gov.uk Dear Sir/Madam, I am writing with great concern about the actions of the Metropolitan Police last night and more generally across the whole of this round of Extinction Rebellion protests. From the start of this action, th...

Rebel Responders - a How To Guide

Rebel Responders Online Outreach Handbo...

These pages are currently (August 23 and on) being updated by Fergus (Mattermost Fergu5) who is keen to get feedback on the contents from any part of XR. These pages are based on the following document: Rebel Responders Handbook Here is the list of Content...

Informed Dissent main webpage Link

Informed Dissent Resources

Welcome to Informed Dissent. This website provides resources to help you make informed decisions when protesting in the England and Wales. If you do have any questions or suggestions, please feel free to email us at: informeddissent@riseup.net We are an gr...

Bust Cards Links for Each UK Region

Informed Dissent Resources

Note: the following bustcards have been amended on February 2023. If you accessed the bustcards before that, please delete those versions and use the new versions below. XR Note: XR bustcards are different to those used by other activists. Please see a list ...

Frequently Used Laws at a Protest

Informed Dissent Resources

Frequently used laws at a protest Link to page Info included in the above link: Obstruction of the Highway Conditions Placed on a Protest Trespass and Aggravated Trespass Criminal Damage and Theft Breach of the Peace Public Nuisance Obstruction o...

Witnessing an Arrest

Informed Dissent Resources

Witnessing an Arrest Link to Main page for this info and more: Main points on this page: Basic Info about witnessing an Arrest 5 Key messages for an arrestee A video on Witnessing an arrest When at a protest, there is no such thing as people who ar...

Overview

Trust The People Workshops 3. Engaging Communities

Why do we need to focus on engaging Communities like this? Building stronger social ties with our neighbours and local communities is in and of itself a transformative process. It enables us to create new and long-lasting connections with people who live in o...

Mapping Out Your Community

Trust The People Workshops 3. Engaging Communities

Before we engage in community work, it can be really useful to think about our relationships and connections with others, be they neighbours, members of the local community, friends and family, or any others whose needs we are aware of. By ‘mapping’ these rela...

Engaging Diverse Communities

Trust The People Workshops 3. Engaging Communities

SOLIDARITY GUIDELINES Solidarity is a collaboration where both parties are working towards shared liberation, based on mutual respect and understanding of the challenge. Solidarity is an ongoing process and an essential quality for any activist to be develop...

How to Deal with Conflict when Engaging with Strangers

Trust The People Workshops 3. Engaging Communities

Use this guide to understand both what you can do to avoid situations of conflict arising and what to do should conflict arise. This guide uses information and ideas from Marshall Rosenberg's Nonviolent Communication (NVC) approach. What is NVC? NVC (also ca...