Organizing and mobilizing refers to efforts to engage individuals and groups in collaborative efforts, coalitions, constituency development or community building around a specific viewpoint, or to inform the public about a particular set of issues. These activities may include protests, town meetings, petitions, and public recognition campaigns. Organizing activities may lead to referenda and resolutions that the public or stakeholders should consider. Click here to read more.

• Why Organize?
• Take Five...Advocacy Made Easy for Busy People
• Eight Characteristics of Leadership
• Organizing Approaches to Change
• Building Public Relationships: The Cornerstone of Our Approach
• Grassroots Organizing and Fear

• We Make Change
• Robo Calls: Advocacy Tool or Harassment?
• How to Delegate
• Holding Community Meetings
• Tips for Chairing Meetings
• Getting Endorsements of Your Campaigns
• E-mail and the Web in Organizing and Mobilizing
• Stakeholder Analysis Tools for Organizing

• How To: Empowering People In Need
• Showcase Group: Observance Events Can Be Used to Support Advocacy
• Community Organizing and Civic Renewal: A View from the South
• Community Action: Learning the Ropes
• How to Organize a Living Wage Campaign