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Tips for Effective Activism
There are as many forms of activism as there are activists.
Below you will find just some of the ways to get people thinking about animal rights and veganism. Most of these are not reliant on you being part of a group. They can generally be done alone or with a friend or two. ARA can provide you with education kits to get you started.
If you have other ideas on effective ways to educate people why not let us know so we can share it with other activists! You can use our contact form to submit your ideas as well as to request an education kit to get you started.
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198 Methods of Nonviolent Action |
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Far too often people struggling for democratic rights and justice are not aware of the full range of methods of nonviolent action. Wise strategy, attention to the dynamics of nonviolent struggle, and careful selection of methods can increase a group's chances of success.
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A List of Animal Rights Actions |
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Endless Possibilities
Here are a bunch of ideas brainstormed at the first Get Active animal rights workshop run on 8 February 2009 with a group of animal rights activists.
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Working TogetherAffinity groups are self-sufficient support systems of about 5 to 15 people. A number of affinity groups may work together toward a common goal in a large action, or one affinity group might conceive of and carry out an action on its own.
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Tabling for Animals
Stalls are an important campaigning tool that can reach people that would otherwise not have any contact with animal rights advocates.
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Action for AnimalsDirect action is any kind of action that bypasses established political channels to accomplish objectives directly.
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Information DistributionHanding out informative, well-designed leaflets is a great way to educate people about animal rights issues.
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Twelve Myths About Direct Action |
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Debunking Misconceptions
Despite direct action's long and rich history, there are many misunderstandings about it, in part due to the ways it has been misrepresented in the corporate media.
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