Mass demonstrations, like Hands Off!, NO KINGS, and Good Trouble Lives On, generate a tremendous amount of energy! We can't let that energy dissipate. We can harness it and turn it into action.
Come learn how to be an organizer and make change in your community. We'll teach you all the things we wish we'd known when we got started. We often have guest speakers on topics like Immigrant Rights, Indigenous History, Cybersecurity, How to Protest Safely, and more!
One of the first objectives of civil resistance movements is to attract more people to the movement and mobilize them into action. It has been demonstrated that no movement with 3.5% of the population engaged in continuous mobilization has ever failed - but they used other actions beyond mass demonstrations. Join us in planning actions to make this happen.
Just in time for No Kings 3, join us for a Zoom session where we'll walk through the practical nuts and bolts of organizing an effective protest.
We'll cover everything from building your organizing team and defining clear goals, to choosing the right type of action (march, rally, vigil, sit-in), picking the right time and place for maximum impact, getting a permit, recruiting participants, and planning your program down to the minute.
We'll also talk strategy, including how to get media coverage, how to follow up after the event to keep momentum going, and how to turn first-time protesters into committed long-term organizers. Whether you've never organized anything before or you're looking to level up your skills, this session will give you a concrete, actionable framework to turn your energy into impact.
Solidarity Warriors is an action-focused, Indivisible group formed after the November election. We're one of the main groups organizing mass demonstrations in Denver. We're made up of people from across the nation, many in Colorado. We're focused on action rather than just airing political grievances, so please come prepared to talk about what you want to DO to resist the new administration and protect vulnerable communities.
Visit https://solidaritywarriors.org/ and https://www.youtube.com/@solidaritywarriors to learn more about Solidarity Warriors.