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Copied from 7/25 Action Created by Tali & Ethan When it's time to start recruiting for an action including lead up roles, copy and adjust this form to suit your action. PDF version attached for reference in case the form goes away.

Make a copy and adjust for your action; keep the backend in a safe place and make sure to support the people who filled it out and get arrested. Google form Archived PDF

Review attached slides for planning and participating in medium to high-risk actions

How To Make a Really Good Banner (using a projector) First of all, congratulations! You are making the messaging of our Movement available to the public through the vehicle of Art! There is a deep tradition of doing this and you are a part of it!   Decisions...

Print this MSA songbook to bring music into your NAA gatherings and actions, or this set of chants and songs. For more inspiration, listen to this playlist.

Review these frameworks for action planning, including examples of creative actions. Support Ruckus Society here

Find a wealth of resources from organizations other than NAA in this spreadsheet, available as an Excel document or PDF. This is an archived version of a Google sheet shared by Conspire for Good

Use the attached PDFs as scripts to lead action training and prep exercises. To inspire action ideas NVA History Museum Points of Intervention To prepare for a medium to high risk action Personal Pre-Action Prep

Use this document for tips on de-escalation. How to De-escalate from Training for Change

Follow these two exercises in sequence to prepare for confrontational situations, and learn how to cool down afterward. Hassle Lines + Assertive Intervention Fear and Support + Somatic Prep

Read the attached slides and script side-by-side to plan an action to stop a particular deportation or train others for the same.

Review and assess which links and resources in the attached email are useful in your local context. Learn how to file a FOIA to gain information from ICE. The webinar Zoom recording has expired, but most of the links are still active. See attachments to this ...

Copied from wheat pasting training for 9/12/22 NAA DC chapter meeting Links to videos or docs mentioned in the training Two minutes on putting up the poster Comprehensive how to video from ShutDown DC Video reuploaded to Streamable and attached to this pa...

Learn about NAA’s theory of action and about the tactic of birddogging from this 8/24 skillshare. Slides Recording [secondary upload of the same] Thanks to NAA members Adam, Deirdre, Sonya, Sasha, and David for putting together this presentation

We will not end white-body supremacy - or any form of human evil - by trying to tear it to pieces. Instead, we can offer people better ways to belong and better things to belong to. ― Resmaa Menakem, My Grandmother's Hands: Racialized Trauma and the Mending o...

Consider how your campaign, organizing, and action are grounded in allyship before starting and self-assess your organizing along the lines of this guidance. The Guide to Allyship Support author Amélie Lamont here

Language Accessibility in the Movement Never Again Action holds immigrant justice at the center of our work and language justice is an essential part of that. Lack of language accessibility for basic services and in emergencies is a major part of how the stat...

Use these practical tools to support yourself and your community in the most challenging times, and to support your nervous system under the ongoing stress of organizing. Guide [English] Guide [Spanish] Created by Latinx Therapists Action Network, support t...

Watch the recording [secondary upload] and review the slides [PowerPoint or PDF] to learn and practice somatic exercises to use in times of stress in order to strengthen our activism. Created by Susan Maxwell, NAA Member as the January 2025 NAA Skillshare