In this chapter, we explain what a strategy is, we show various examples of different types of activist strategies, and we provide you with workshops to help you write your own strategy.
With a good strategy your movement or campaign makes more impact. In the articles below, we help you define what exactly the change is that you want to achieve, and what steps you need to take to get there.
Before you can start to define your strategy, you need to get a group of likeminded people together and organise yourselves. After you have defined your strategy, we recommend you to browse through our list of tactics to get inspiration.
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¶ External resources
- Gene Sharp, The Politics of Nonviolent Action [Book].
- Strategy by The Change Agency
- Thwink: Root problem analysis