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Ways to activate Rebels Momentum building and online campaigning Ideas for simple things you can ask rebels to do, to encourage their activism.

Keep it simple, focus on mobilising energies where we know it’ll work – reaching and energising Local Group rebels, and bringing new people to the movement by sharing the science. The people we already know are the easiest to reach out to. We could double, tre...

So mobilising people to join the Rebellion is only one side of the coin. We need to offer an alternative so that those in our communities who don’t wish to engage in Direct Action can also have their voices heard. ALL of us need to come together to demand chan...

On the frontline of activism we are confronted with many feelings. The impacts of the events, both positive and negative, can have long-lasting and wide-reaching effects on the individuals involved. The action doesn’t end when you leave the site and go home...

Rebellion is a powerful and beautiful time. We’ve shown the world our desire for change and we’ve brought new energy into our movement. Our new recruits need welcoming, yet we also need to rest. This handbook is designed to help us do both. We can look aft...

Trained rebels are confident rebels. Newer rebels, especially, can be truly empowered by taking advantage of the many amazing training opportunities available. Need an Interpreter for a talk, training, action or meeting? Email: xr.bsl@protonmail.com The ...

This book describes the tools you can use to communicate and collaborate with other rebels. In particular it focuses on Mattermost, UK Forums and UK Cloud, as well as the Hub that links them all together. If there is any information missing from these pages...

Email lists (via Action Network software) for local, regional, national groups and also for campaign groups. All lists form part of the network of email lists which means that new sign-ups anywhere on the system also join the UK list. This book contains doc...