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Thank you for being a member of Never Again Action!!! We are thrilled to offer you this compilation of resources, produced over our history and to put the power of knowledge into the hands of our people.  Why does this matter? Our member-led movement needs ac...

There are so many ways to be part of the resistance! This is a living doc, more roles and additional information will be added, so check back whenever Email symone@neveragainaction.com if you have specific ideas of how you’d like to contribute to the movem...

Internal Use Only Purpose of this doc The conversation in mainstream media and in much public discourse is driven almost entirely by right-wing frameworks, painting a border under siege, and immigrants as a threat. A scarcity, fear-based mindset pervades dis...

Internal Use Only Our Voice The perspective and tone of Never Again Action. Direct and honest“Hey, I’m just going to level with you, here’s what’s going on” Cut through the noiseBe human, not non-profity Heaviness Really feel the weight and stakes of what’s...

Use these guides to build a powerful story to make sure that you can have a strong campaign, courtesy of the Center for Story-Based Strategy. Support their work here. Follow the quick 7-steps analysis to make your story… or dig deeper in through the full 145-...

This was originally drafted in 2019-2020 and some parts may be out-of-date Introduction One of the most important elements of any action, big or small, is communications.  When we say communications, we mean all outward-facing messaging for an action; the me...

(This resource was adapted from 350.org’s media training, which can be found here and was drafted in 2019-2020 and some elements may be out of date) Media Advisories  Media advisories inform the media about an upcoming event, whether it’s a march, a rally or...

Materials created by Butterfly Lab, more info on their site. Attached to this page, you'll find reports with ideas and worksheets to help think through your narrative campaign. Part one Part two

Use these documents to find information about what it means to be a Never Again Action member, and use content from them in your communications. NAA Membership Brochure Slides from the Winter 2024 Membership Meeting

Resources to help understand why narrative is important and how to use it. Review the slides [pptx] [pdf] to understand the concepts and then use the worksheet [docx] [pdf] to build your narrative for your campaign.

Provided by Mimi Arbeit Sharing your action on social media can add greatly to your narrative reach. Please note this document was created in 2020 and has been updated, but some information may still be out of date Prep before the action Make a Facebook ev...

Made by NAA Boston chapter, adapted from Jimmy Rothschild Use this presentation to train and learn how your chapter can make effective social media posts. Follow this link for the google presentation or download the attached PDF of the same.

Learn how this Member Resources document is organized and styled! For general usage questions, see the official documentation for BookStack (the software this site uses) Global organization This software uses a metaphorical hierarchy of Shelves -> Books ->...

Find here a worksheet to assist in planning actions. Google Documents version (make your own copy before filling it in) PDF of the same

Fill this in to make sure all roles are accounted for. Google Documents version (make your own copy before filling) Microsoft Excel version

Provided by the NAA Access Team Consult this document early on in action planning to make sure you are fully considering access needs.

Share this with your coordinator, logistics Lead, or digital Lead. For printable handouts, see attachments to this page. Coordinator Filling roles This looks like communicating with the point person for each of the role breakouts from yesterday's training, ...

Make a copy of the document (via Google Docs, or attached as a Word doc and PDF), fill out the chart, and think through who you should invite to be part of your Never Again Action.

Review all instructions copy the Google doc or attached Word doc and modify to meet the details of your action. Marshaling 101 for Marches & Events Thomas Merton Center, Pittsburgh Please arrive 30 minutes before your shift begins to allow for parking if ...

Consider safe practices for before, during, and after an action. Attached 1-page PDFs created by Across Frontlines HOW TO PREPARE BEFORE A PROTEST OR ACTION HOW TO STAY SAFE DURING A PROTEST OR ACTION KNOW YOUR HUMAN RIGHTS AT A PROTEST OR ACTION DEALING ...