Resources
Action Playbooks
Concrete, step-by-step guides for high-impact civic action. Each playbook is built around a specific tactic — who it works for, when to use it, and how to do it well.
Showing 7 of 7 playbooks
Speak on Record at Local City Council Meeting
Speak on record at local city council meeting - 3 Minute Speech
Read the playbook →
Poster Campaigns
Poster campaigns in public spaces and community venues to inform, mobilize, and direct people toward concrete actions.
Read the playbook →
Distributing Leaflets
Designing a one-page flyer with facts and distributing it outside a public facility or event.
Read the playbook →
Haunting Officials
Constituent repeatedly contacts an official about overdue action, maintaining pressure and ensuring the unresolved issue stays visible.
Read the playbook →
Withdrawal of Bank Deposits
Individuals or groups withdraw funds from targeted banks to weaken financial support for corrupt or authoritarian regimes.
Read the playbook →
Reluctant and Slow Compliance to Abusive or Illegal Demands
Perform only what the law strictly requires—slowly and meticulously—withholding discretionary help that advances unjust directives while maintaining legitimate services for the public.
Read the playbook →
Overloading of Facilities
Deliberately overwhelming bureaucratic or digital systems with legitimate requests or actions to delay or halt their abusive policies or demand their noncompliance to abusive higher authority demands.
Read the playbook →Stay in the loop
Get updates on civic action, our platform, and how you can get involved.