Special Feature this Month

Did you know that Training for Change has on its website  a Direct Action Manual that reflects on an active, successful campaign based in local cross-cultural organizing?

Daniel Hunter has written on the Casino Free Philadelphia campaign and we are featuring it this month because it is incredibly applicable to the work that is being done right now to support nonviolent struggle across the country.

This teaching tool is a perfect addition to any nonviolent direct action or campaign strategy training you might lead. It's especially great for those working with the 99% Spring initiative offering over 1,000 trainings to 100,000 people this April.

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Training for Change has been increasing capacity around the world for activist training since 1992. When we say activist training, we mean training that helps groups stand up more effectively for justice, peace and the environment.

We specialize in training trainers, to create a ripple effect in quality activist training. We support activists, but we challenge them, too. We refuse to collude with activists' thinking small or undermining their own power. Instead, our approach challenges activists to step fully into their power.

Even when consulting, our goal is to support an organization to carry on our skills without us -- passing on those skills learned to others. Therefore we put hundreds of training tools and activities on our website, available to trainers worldwide. We also post articles and even some of our books and curricula, too.

We would love to know how we can support your social change group or organization. Learn more about how to request a workshop or contact us to learn more about what we do.