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Organizing for Social Change: Midwest Academy : Manual for Activists Jackie Kendall, Kim Bobo, Kimberley A. Bobo, Midwest Academy, Steve Max
Publisher: Seven Locks Press

She is the author of several books including the best-selling organizing manual, "Organizing for Social Change and Wage Theft in America: Why Millions of Working Americans Are Not Getting Paid-And What We Can Do About It." A key organizer of Peace activists protest use of drones (Metro). Bobo, Steve Max, Jackie Kendall, English | 3 edition | ISBN 092976594X | PDF | 2001 | 425 pages | 13,1 Mb. Organizing for Social Change: Midwest Academy : Manual for Activists Kimberley A. Midwest Academy teaches an organizing philosophy, methods, and skills . The first is from the Midwest Academy, a Chicago-based social change activist school that since the 1970s has been training organizers for communities, unions, women's groups and other social movements. Too bad for me, as it's a major part of making a NPO work!) and the other already has me in love just from the title: “Organizing for Social Change: Midwest Academy Manual for Activists”. Organizing for Social Change: The Midwest Academy Manual for Activists, 4th Edition. University of Chicago alum and progressive activist Heather Booth has taken on what she calls a “David and Goliath” fight for financial reform. Organizing for Social Change: Midwest Academy : Manual for Activists by Kim Bobo, Jackie Kendall and Steve Max. Organizing Guides, Tools and Other Resources. The Activist's Handbook: A Primer Updated Edition with a New Preface by Randy Shaw. Organize for Social Change Midwest Academy Manual for Activists Third Edition, Kim Bobo et al, Seven Locks Press, 2001. I loved the belief that if you organize, you can change the world.” From this beginning, Booth became Social change is needed in many areas, but Booth says that the real point of her work, and the real challenge to the Midwest Academy and its trainees, is building what she calls a “small-d” democracy. Prior to IWJ she worked as the national organizing director for Bread for the World and taught at the Midwest Academy, a national training institute for community organizers. From local neighborhood groups to statewide and national organizations, Midwest Academy has trained over 25,000 thousand grassroots activists from hundreds of organizations and coalitions. Kendall is co-author of 'Organizing for Social Change: Midwest Academy Training Manual' Kim Bobo, Jackie Kendall, Steve Max. Kim Bobo, Steve Max, and Jackie Kendall. This is one of the best books about collective action and putting the screws to decision-makers.