Description
This manual presents strategies that will help people engaged in civil resistance be most effective in their efforts. While the writing of this specific publication is grounded in the struggle for justice of Afro-Honduran communities, the content surveys the history, theories, and strategies of civil resistance and nonviolence in a broadly accessible manner. It features a translation of nearly 200 distinct types of civil resistance, based on the original list catalogued in English by Gene Sharp.
Developed by ICNC LIN Fellow Edwin Alexander Álvarez Norales.
Resources produced by other LIN fellows include:
Nonviolence Training Manual – A Guide to Train Peace Officers (Spanish)
Handbook for Building a New Uganda
The Course of Nonviolent Struggles (French)
Communication Strategies for Nonviolent Organizing in Kenya for Tax Justice
I Stand For Justice! (Malagasy)
Peaceful Resistance and Nonviolent Actions for Social Change
