From Gandhi's Salt March to the Montgomery, AL bus boycotts, movements against injustice around the world have used strategic non-cooperation to gain power and win their demands. 

Actions like these require connected networks of leaders who know each other and understand what's at stake. They also take preparation, practice, and the skilled leadership of many people working together.

Noncooperation Theory + Practice is our daylong training intensive on the key skills involved in effective noncooperation. The next workshop in this series will be offered on Saturday, April 19 from 9 AM to 5 PM. Attending one of our Campaign Orientations is a required pre-requisite for this training.

This workshop is open by invitation only. Please contact your Ward Team Leader if you are interested in participating in this training.