If you're wondering how to build a powerful, strategic movement that can make big wins for climate action, this is your guide. The Climate Resistance Handbook brings together a wealth of learnings from the climate justice movement. It starts with breaking social myths about how social movements win. Then dives into campaign tools and frameworks you can use. It closes with how to grow your group and use creative, impactful actions and tactics. This book is full of stories of climate warriors from around the globe and historical movements. It's filled with practical wisdom and inspiration to make you more effective, more active, and ready for what's next.

Hundreds of training activities in detail, over 60 handouts with the content of how to defend human rights against violence, an integrated 23-day curriculum, many tips for trainers, and mini-essays on pedagogical theory -- all of this is included in this book available from Training for Change (TFC). Field-tested in Southeast Asia and extensively revised, the curriculum draws from the experience of dozens of non-governmental organizations which have confronted terror and repression in the field while trying to do their work. Some of these groups go into the field with the mission of nonviolently opening space for democracy, groups like Peace Brigades International, Guatemalan Accompaniment Project, Christian Peace Teams. Other groups focus on humanitarian missions, like Doctors Without Borders or the International Committee for the Red Cross, and yet their workers find themselves in harm's way in the turbulent world of civil conflict. In addition, the authors consulted with military peacekeepers and academic specialists in conflict resolution.

With 84-pages of full color photos and original source materials, teaching Strategy and Soul has never been easier. "Perfect for teachers, trainers, and book clubs."
Readers interested in the original book, "Strategy and Soul: a campaigner's tale of fighting billionaires, corrupt officials, and Philadelphia casinos" should see: www.StrategyAndSoul.org
This reader's guide contains original campaign flyers, reflection questions for each chapter, internal campaign documents, and original handouts and articles from the campaign.
For those who want more tools, more tactics, more social movement theory, and more handouts.
TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION For Activists For Teachers/Academics WHAT'S IN THIS BOOK? DISCUSSION QUESTIONS Chapter 1 - The Phone Call Chapter 2 - Operation Transparency Chapter 3 - The Document Search Chapter 4 - Casino Licensing Chapter 5 - Strategy Retreat Chapter 6 - No Way Without Our Say Chapter 7 - We Are Not Scared of Stunts Chapter 8 - Vote Yes on #1 Chapter 9 - Failed Pledge for Democracy Chapter 10 - Philly's Ballot Box Chapter 11 - Election Day Chapter 12 - Aftershock Chapter 13 - Governor Rendell's Picnic Chapter 14 - Return to Direct Action Chapter 15 - Political Maneuvers Chapter 16 - Practice Site Occupation Chapter 17 - Operation Hidden Costs Chapter 18 - Re-siting Committee Chapter 19 - Casino Slayers Chapter 20 - Epilogue Timeline of Casino-Free Philadelphia ORIGINAL CAMPAIGN MATERIALS "(in chronological order)" Operation Transparency Flyer Action Schedule for Document Search Written Comments to PGCB Document Search Police Citation Strategy Retreat Agenda No Way Without Our Say Petition A Guide to Getting 65,000 Training Tool: Spectrum of Allies Vote Yes on #1 Flyer Pledge for Democracy Flyer Press Release: Philly's Ballot Box Why Philly's Ballot Box Ballot Box Results: District-by-district Summary of PBB Results Movement Action Plan Casino-Free Philadelphia Strategic Plan How to do a Public Filibuster Article: Let's Be Creatively Maladjusted Philly ProCott Flyer Training Tool: Upside-Down Triangle Article: Into the Streets Standing with the People Award Comparison of Casino Economic Studies Operation Hidden Costs Flyer Open Letter to Resiting Committee Article: On Being a Casino Slayer CAMPAIGNS WE NEVER RAN Challenge Your House's Tax Assessment Citizen's Challenge Philly Casino Planning Commission

"Welcome to the world of nonviolent action " This training manual provides an accessible, easy to understand introduction to direct action. It explains the value, power, and why people use it -- and a picture of "you" is even on the cover

When Daniel Hunter and Jethro Heiko began planning at a kitchen table, they knew that their movement would be outspent by hundreds of millions of dollars. They were up against powerful elected officials, private investigators, hired thugs, and the state supreme court. Even before they started, newspapers concluded the movement had no chance. This riveting David versus Goliath story is a rare first-person narrative, giving unparalled access to the behind-the-scenes of campaigns: the fervent worrying in late-night meetings, yelling matches behind church benches, and last-minute action planning outside judges' chambers.

It's in the heat of these moments that the nuances of strategy come to life, showing what it takes to overpower billionaires for a cause you believe in.

Written by an experienced and unusually self-reflective direct action organizer, this book might be the most enjoyable way you've ever empowered yourself to change the world.

In The Oxford Introductions to U.S. Law: Intellectual Property, prominent intellectual property scholar Daniel Hunter provides a precise, engaging overview and careful analysis of current laws of intellectual property and their history. Hunter first focuses on the central areas of intellectual property law, including copyright, patent, trademark, and trade secrets. He then moves beyond the basics, exploring the politics, economics, psychology and rhetoric of possession and control that influence and interact with this area of law. Hunter explains how intellectual property has contributed greatly to the innovations that we, as a society, need in our modern lives. He also describes ways in which the expansion of intellectual property can reduce innovation by stopping others from implementing great ideas or producing new work. Hunter helps readers think about modern intellectual property in a way that allows them to see how innovation and progress are linked to intellectual property law, and how small changes in the laws have had significant consequences for our society. Ultimately, Hunter helps readers form their own views about the various areas within the arena of intellectual property.