A Training for Change & Ruckus Society collaboration: a manual for the counter-recruitment movement. This 239-page training manual is chocked full of tools, handouts and articles on what is the poverty draft, how a recruiter gets your number, organizing skills, how to build a campaign, media & messaging, and more. This manual includes group dynamics exericses, strategy tools, and many more that can be useful to other movements, too.

Hundreds of training activities in detail, over 60 handouts with the content of how to defend human rights against violence, an integrated 23-day curriculum, many tips for trainers, and mini-essays on pedagogical theory -- all of this is included in the 634-page manual available from Training for Change (TFC).

A book for middle-class and owning-class activists who need a hand to understand class. Reviewer Betsy Raasch-Gilman writes, "This book is, quite simply, a 'must-read' for middle-class and owning-class activists!... the author has done an excellent job of avoiding shame and blame, and yet the subject is unavoidably challenging and painful."

The Spiritual Activist is a practical guide to individual and social transformation. It will help you create opportunities to slow down, build stronger relationships at home and at work, and embrace the world around you.

The Activist Dialogue facilitated intergenerational dialogue across gaps in the activist community. Read this manual to learn what works when leading dialogue across huge gaps.

Education through dialogue continues to be an effective and empowering technique, judging from this project. It was needed because the bruises sustained by the Philadelphia area during the Republican National Convention hadn't healed; instead, the gap between the generations threatened to become permanent. There was a further gap between campus-based activists and non-college activist youths.