Resources
Protest Resilience Toolkit Components and Downloads
Test your protest movement’s personality with the Protest Personality Test
Test your knowledge of protest tactics with the Protest Tactics Quiz
A downloadable PDF version of this toolkit: Protest Resilience Toolkit
A downloadable checklist: Tactics for overcoming challenges
A downloadable checklist: Strategies for sustainable protest
A downloadable Tactics leaflet: Protest Tactics Leaflet
A downloadable Strategies leaflet: Strategies for Sustainable Protest Leaflet
A template for bust cards, which can be used to distribute relevant contact information, including that of sympathetic lawyers, in the event of an arrest: Bust Card
Additional Toolkits
- A comprehensive set of Toolkits and Guides compiled by CIVICUS
- Communicating for feminist movement building
- Beautiful Rising Protest Toolkit
- New Tactics in Human Rights
- New Tactics in Human Rights Tactical Mapping
Other Resources
Reports and articles:
Academy for Educational Development (2005): Supporting Civil Society Networks In International Development Programs
Nicola Banks and David Hulme (2012): The role of NGOs and civil society in development and poverty reduction
CIVICUS (2011): Bridging the gaps: Citizens, organisations and dissociation
CIVICUS (2016): State of Civil Society Report 2016: Citizens Mobilising: Protest, Activism and Participation
CIVICUS (2017): State of Civil Society Report 2017: Protest: Citizens in Action
CIVICUS (2017): Keeping up the pressure: enhancing the sustainability of protest movements
Christian Elongue and Charles Kojo Vandyck (2019): Social Movements and Social Change in Africa
Ana Margarida Esteves, Sara Motta and Laurence Cox (2009): “Civil society” versus social movements
Marlies Glasius and Armine Ishkanian (2014): Surreptitious symbiosis: engagement between activists and NGOs
Brendan Halloran and Walter Flores (2015): Mobilizing Accountability: Citizens, Movements And The State
Patrick Heller: (2013): Challenges and Opportunities: Civil Society in a Globalizing World
INCLO and the International Human Rights Clinic at the University of Chicago (2018): Defending Dissent: towards state practices that protect and promote the rights to protest
Collaboration between PRIA, ICD, PSO, CDRA, EASUN and INTRAC (2012): Civil Society@Crossroads Shifts, Challenges, Options?
Grzegorz Piotrowski (2009): Civil society, un-civil society and the social movements
Transparency International (2017): Building On Social Movements To Achieve Systemic Change
United States Institute of Peace (2015): Aid to Civil Society A Movement Mindset
War Resisters’ International (2014): Handbook for Nonviolent Campaigns
James Whelan (2004): Reformers, Reactionaries and Reinvention
World Economic Forum (2013): The Future Role of Civil Society
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