Friends Of The Anclote River
A group of concerned citizens aiming to preserve the Anclote River in Florida, and opposing a 24-hour Wal-Mart Supercenter from opening there.
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A group of concerned citizens aiming to preserve the Anclote River in Florida, and opposing a 24-hour Wal-Mart Supercenter from opening there.
US-based group provides research, action steps, and resources for community-based efforts around worker rights, local development, and foreign trade policy. [English/Spanish]
A photo collection of people that grace us with their presence at Walmart.
Author Richard Baynton describes some additional costs behind the Wal-Mart price tag.
Organization devoted to reclaiming the media for public use. Includes many resources from current news to activism kits.
One person's attempt to break free from his television addiction.
Covering the events that provoked the resignation of President Fernando de la Rúa and the participation of the Anarchist Federation of Argentina.
Issue focusing on the December 2001 revolt.
Placing the cacerolazo in the context of the working class in struggle against the globalized capitalism.
Focusing on the history of political and economic disarray that contributed to the cacerolazo.
Overview of the situation after the incidents of December 2001.
Article by Pepe Escobar describing the cacerolazo and the relation with the so called neoliberalism's "model student".
Covering the December 2001 events and an analysis explaining why it wasn't an anti-democratic movement.
Covering the pots and pans noise protest against the European Union role at WTO Services Negotiations.
Article by Miguel Jiménez about the insurrection of December 19th and 20th and the role of the middle classes.
Annotated listing of best practice community consultation, consumer participation, community development and qualitative analysis tools, practices and theories.
A nonprofit organization dedicated to providing resources for community building and creative citizen dialogue and engagement.
Study of how Stanford college students living together use and perceive electronic communication as a tool for critical dialogue and community building.
Organizations and individuals committed to strengthening and uniting the growing dialogue and deliberation field.
Includes the background of this structured form of conversation, with a list of existing cafe groups, and information and resources about how to start a new one.
Sponsors town meeting-style discussions led by a diverse community of world dignitaries, which focus on current global issues, with a goal of constructive change. Describes organizations history, with details of past program topics and leaders.
This US-based nonprofit promotes "leadership development" projects based on community conversations on issues of interest. They provide much high-level discussion of their methodology.
This process for leading collaborative dialogue and knowledge-sharing, particularly for larger groups, is described, with a bibliography and resources for implementation.
US agency offers resources and case studies for using historic sites as venues for civic dialogue on sensitive topics, along with calendar of events.
US-based consultant offers services in collaboration-building and community planning. Provides overview of experience and philosophy, with client list, resource links, and description of areas of work.
Online version the nation's oldest continually-published housing and community development magazine. A primary forum for organizers, activists, and advocates in the affordable housing and neighborhood revitalization movements.
Founded to help communities improve the way they conduct public business to be more inclusive, more collaborative, and more effective. Based in Annandale, Virginia.
Community organizing handbook designed for use in urban settings. Created by Vancouver, B.C. group.
An overview of Alinsky's work, along with the prologue from "Rules for Radicals".
An organizer describes his own work in the South/Southwest side of Chicago, 1969-73, with some critical opinions of the sustainability of Alinsky's "visionless short-term pragmatism".