You can order a printed copy of the Handbook for Nonviolent Campaigns in our webshop at http://wri-irg.org/node/23245.
The first edition is available on our website at http://wri-irg.org/node/3855.
As translations of the second edition are completed, they will be added as translations of each article, and the full PDF will be made available, too. The first edition was translated into Arabic, Català, Indonesian, Korean, Russian, Spanish, Tigrinya, and Turkish.
Contents
About this handbook
Introduction to nonviolence
What is nonviolence, and why use it?
Historical uses of nonviolence / Nonviolence training
Gender and nonviolence / Violence / Conflict / Power
Developing strategic campaigns / Why things don’t "just happen"
Planning nonviolent campaigns / Constructive programme
Theories of change
Stages of escalation in a nonviolent campaign / Movement action plan
Popular education /
Mobilising for change: building power in Nepal
Organising effective actions
Sending the protest message / Working in groups
maintaining nonviolence during an action
Fear / Coping with the stress and strain
Activism in oppressive regimes
Humour
Forms of nonviolent action
Tactic star
Roles before, during and after an action
Dilemma actions
Media
Legal support
Action evaluation / Case studies: stories and experiences
International solidarity with South Africa
Seabrook-Whyl-Marckolsheim: transnational links in a chain of campaigns
Chile: Gandhi’s insights gave people courage to defy Chile’s dictatorship
South Korea: the power of international solidarity
South Korea: the use of social media in nonviolent campaigns
Colombia: Peace Community of San Jose de Apartado
Turkey: building a nonviolent culture
Castor - how we mobilised people for civil disobedience
Freedom Flotilla to Gaza - a dilemma action case study
Israel: New Profile learns from the experience of others
Nonviolent intervention in Kenya: empowering community action for social justice
West Papua: "We will be free" / Afghan nonviolence handbook
Disaspora solidarity for Eritrea: the Arbi Harnet campaign / Training and exercises
Tasks and tools for organising a training / Parallel lines / Brainstorming
River of life - gender lens / Imagine the future: setting goals
10/10 strategies / The problem tree/healthy tree
The pillars of power / Power flower
Letter from a Birmingham jail
Risky situation / Spectrum of allies / Tree and wind
Decision making / I could do that if …. / Role playing
Spectrum and cross spectrum / "Is it newsworthy?" / Forum theatre
Who has power in a school?
Tools for grounding, protecting and blockading
Resources / Glossary
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