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Extinction Rebellion UK is organised as a set of Working Groups. Many of these cover the whole of the UK, and there are some that just cover nations and regions. There are also Local Groups. The groups are organised using a Self-Organising System (SOS), whi...

Do you have a project in mind which has a digital side to it? You are in the right place. This is a page about how and why to get in touch with the Digital Team. 1. Digital Team Intro We would like to hear about your Digital projects or concerns, and see how...

This page is a work in progress. This is a topic the Data Team are looking in to closely and there are also pages on Action Network support that you can read about this... AN Deliverarbility Guide Some key easy things to look out for when writing emails, to ...

In brief, the IBG decides how to allocate funds to strategic projects. Here is the IBG's mandate. XR is funded entirely by funds raised by Fundraising through a fundraiser website or by XR's Regular Giving through standing orders, where donations may be used ...

IBG was created in May 2020. After a very successful 2019, funds were being spent too readily and when lockdown started, no public actions could take place which would generate donations. After inactivity during the winter of 2019/2020, funds were already drai...

All income and the expenditure using that income is depicted in a Cash Flow Projection. This is used to model likely future outcomes from different scenarios of income and expenditure and helps IBG to decide how much budget can be given out. It was originally ...

Intro Movement budgets are for regular costs, not for rebellions or actions. There is a separate process for making requests for a rebellion or action but they all use the same Budget Request form. The movement budget will mainly be Volunteer Living Expenses ...

A rebellion comprises several actions and other co-ordinated activities. There may also be ad hoc self contained actions. Rebellions and actions are agreed in the 2 or 3 months leading up to a rebellion or other major action. Budgets should be in proportion to...

When a budget is approved for a circle or group, whether from the movement budget fund or rebellion fund, the amount is put into a reserve by Finance. For full details on how to get a budget, see Allocation of Movement Budgets or Funding rebellions and action...

Suggestions and notes on how we might decentralise some Actions activities (from IBG minutes 1/4/21) IBG need to be able to look at the cash flow, and possibly hold circles accountable- or at least empower Budget holders to do this. For example: Production se...

Here's all you need to design your own action and deliver an Action Design Workshop Action Design Workshop Slides Action Design Training (2 trainers for Zoom - 2 hours) More comprehensive Action Design Training Action Design Training SLIDE version Action ...

UK List Pointing people to the UK website extinctionrebellion.uk is the very simplest way to get someone on to Action Network. Local Groups This Local Group Map is a list of all known XR groups in the UK. Some have Action Network email lists. When you cli...

For big rebellions (e.g. in London) there are many opportunities for outreach and the usual ask is for people to join the UK email list. The best link to use is the UK website itself as it has two options for sign ups. extinctionrebellion.uk There is the 'w...

For anyone wanting to perform DIRTY SCRUBBERS: a how to document. How to be a Dirty Scrubber

Did you ever wish you could change the message on your banner? This document shows how to create such a resource. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1604PkswQ-HT7QV1_PxuEsPgfjf7pWrJl/mobilebasic Free James Brown banner outside Bath Abbey A time-lapse vi...

Occasionally, you may wish to use data belonging to Rebels in your local or regional group for something outside the Action Network - for example, to call around to invite support for an upcoming action. The basic rule for this is that it's always better to k...