Activism

How Martin Luther King organized things
The stress of activism
Turning 30 in the 1960s
A Roadmap for Radicals
Why counter protests don't work
Rewinning the working class
How the young can save us
What we can learn from the South
The power at the bottom
Why the elites won't save us
Rebuilding America: Rev William Barber on the moral approach
Beyond identity politics
Organizing students 

ACTIVISM
Becoming and being an activist
Tips on organizing
How to jump start a progressive movement

BANKS & CREDIT UNIONS

List of credit unions
Move your money
Organizing mass transfer to credit unions

BOYCOTTS
BPOn boycotts

CELLPHONES
How to use your smartphone in a protestCellphone guide for protesters

COLLEGE
Building student unions

COOPERATIVES
All about cooperativesBuilding worker cooperatives
The rise of solar cooperatives

COMMUNITY
The community land trust alternative

CORPORATIONS
How to organize a anti-corporate personhood drive
Background info on ALEC
States and towns that have taken action against Citizens Unite
Corporation Search
Employee ownership and co-ops: key to a new economy 

INTERNET
How progressives can use TwitterHow progressives can use FacebookLabor law concerning social media
 

LABOR
Right to work laws explainedList of cars made by the UAW

MEDIA
How to answer people like Rush Limbaugh

NON-PROFITS
The non-profit blues: Can the revolution be funded?The care and feeding of non-profit boards

ORGANIZING & PROTESTS
Roots ActionWhat the Situationists could tell the OccupiersLeading from behind198 methods of non-violent actionMeetupsTechniques of mediatorsWhy protest worksWhy rallies failKnow your rightsDefend yourself against tear gasRights of photograpersCellphone guide for protesters

PEACE
Global nonviolent action database

PHOTOGRAPHY
A guide to your public photography rights

RELIGION
Cleveland congregations join in activism

SCHOOLS
Activist teacher's handbookHow to stage a boycott at your school

WOMEN
Hiring more high tech women

OTHER THINGS TO DO
How to keep Wall Street really occupied without living in a tentWhy public banks work

ESSAYS

Moving towards a movement

Where change really comes from

Ideas for a better U.S.

America 2.0

A cooperative commonwealth

The care and feeding of non-profit boards

Running out of change

The quiet storm: blowin' in the wind of cultural decay

Why it's so hard to make good things happen

Getting the counter culture out of the closet

The twin tasks of a movement

Becoming and living as an actvist

Punk & protest

Being a rebel

Where is the counterculture when we need it?

Building little republics in a failing empire

Bucking the system: a scorecard

Time for a movement

What's new with me

SOUNDS OF CHANGE

Bob Dylan: Blowin' in the Wind
Woody Guthrie: This land was made for you and meSome great Labor Day songs

Civil rights

Billie Holiday: Strange fruit
Prince: Baltimore

Ecology

Jean Ritchie: Mountaintop Removal

Economy

Bill McDonald: One Big Corporation

Gay

Tom Robinson: Glad to be gay

War

Joe Mcdonald - I-Feel-Like-I'm-Fixin'-To-Die Rag
Steel Plus & Marley; No More Weapons

ACTIVIST READING

Rethinking activism

A guide to non violence

FBI's War on Student Radicals, and Reagan's Rise to Power

Howard Zinn's collected speeches

Jane Adams: A new biography

Ten ways the occupy movement changes everything

The establishment that no longer is

Living in a dysfunctional family called America

Change the culture; the politics will follow

America has to learn how to manage its decline

Confronting post-political disorder

How communities can take on government and corporations

A biography of Cesar Chavez and the farm workers

Learning from the Sixties: Memoir of an OrganizerThis Changes Everything: The meaning and importance of the occupy movement

The Man Who Never Died: A bio of labor organizer Joe Hill including evidence that he was framed

Get Up, Stand Up: Uniting Populists, Energizing the Defeated, and Battling the Corporate Elite. . . Through his brilliant analysis, psychologist Bruce Levine explains the process by which mainstream America has become demoralized and docile, how those in power maintain that power, and what it will take to turn things around."--Jim Gottstein, President/CEO Law Project for Psychiatric Rights

Small Acts of Resistance: How Courage, Tenacity, and Ingenuity Can Change the World by Steve Crawshaw and John Jackson

Confessions of a Raving, Unconfined Nut: Misadventures in the Counterculture by Paul Krassner . Krassner, a long-time contributor to the now deceased print edition of the Progressive Review, is out with an expanded edition of his memoirs. .

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ON GANDHI'S PATH: BOB SWANN'S WORK FOR PEACE AND COMMUNITY ECONOMICS by Stephanie Mills. Robert Swann was a self-taught economist, a tireless champion of decentralism, and the father of the relocalization movement. A conscientious war resistor imprisoned for his beliefs, Bob Swann engaged in lifelong nonviolent direct action against war, racism, and economic inequity. His legacy is a vision of a life-affirming, alternative economy of peace founded on innovations in land and monetary reform.

Great Soul: Mahatma Gandhi and His Struggle With India. How Gandhi became Gandhi

HOW INTERNET RADIO CAN CHANGE THE WORLD: AN ACTIVIST'S HANDBOOK

BUILDING POWERFUL COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS: A Personal Guide to Creating Groups That Can Solve Problems and Change the World, by Michael Jacoby Brown, Long Haul Press, $19.95.

CALLING ALL RADICALS: How Grassroots Organizers Can Save Our Democracy, by Gabriel Thompson, Nation Books, $14.95.

TOOLS FOR RADICAL DEMOCRACY: How to Organize for Power in Your Community, by Joan Minieri and Paul Getsos, Chardon Press, $29.95.