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Bibliography: Nonviolent Civil Resistance: Practical Guides and Manuals:
• Video on effectiveness of #NonviolentCivilResistance: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YJSehRlU34w:
•#Nonviolence Training Manuals;
• #InternationalLaw on #PeacefulProtest;
•Domestic #Law on Peaceful Protest | https://peacemakers.ca/bibliography/bib37aNonviolenceGuides.html

The success of nonviolent civil resistance: Erica Chenoweth at TEDxBoulder (13 minutes) TED* cess lider »> Follow us on Mastodon social @ Does nonviolence really work? How and Why? Chenoweth, Erica, and Maria Stephan. "Why Civil Resistance Works: The Strategic Logic of Nonviolent Conflict." International Security 33(1): 7-44. Sharp, Gene. There Are Realistic Alternatives. Boston, MA: Albert Einstein Institution, 2003. More in our bibliography on nonviolence.

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How to stay safer at a #protest

• What to bring
• How to prepare
• Know your rights
• While you're there
• Find out if there is a #legal support/bail organization or hotline in your area.

AFSC guidelines. Two pages. https://afsc.org/sites/default/files/documents/KYR_stay%20safter_checklist.pdf
#peacefulprotest #FreedomOfAssembly

CHECKLIST How to stay

American Friends Service Committee

Whether you are new to protesting or have been doing it for decades, these tips can help you be safe, prepared, and get your message across!

What to bring • Any medications you need
• A comfortable bag or backpack to carry everything
• A full water bottle (preferably one that you can squeeze if you need to rinse someone's eyes) • Snacks (include a sucker or hard candy in case someone is diabetic)
• A protest sign!
• Cough drops in case your throat is sore from speaking or chanting
•Shoes you can walk or stand comfortably in •Comfortable clothes
• Change of clothes (in case you get wet, tear-gassed, or pepper sprayed) •Rain poncho
• Hand sanitizer
• Sun protection (note that oil-based products can prolong the effects of tear gas)
•Bandanas or face masks •Goggles (to protect from tear gas)
•Permanent marker (to write a phone # on your skin in case you get arrested)

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