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Jonathan Williams shares how to get your voice and your story in the news and social media. Continue reading

We the People are fighting back and standing up to the assault on our democracy, due process, and 1st Amendment Free Speech. We invite you to bring this giant Constitution Preamble "We the People" to your community to amplify your values and commitment to a free democracy. Watch the video below for a "How To" regarding deploying this prop in your community. Continue reading

Thank you to Blake Kremer who provided this important and timely training. Knowing our rights is an important element of exercising them. In this training Blake skillfully applied his legal expertise and decades of experience representing activists who engage in nonviolent protest and civil disobedience. Continue reading

Light Projection is a powerful, nondestructive way to nonviolently exercise your First Amendment right to free speech and to amplify the visibility of the causes you care about. Over the past decade, Backbone Campaign has spread this excellent tactic to allies across the country. Light projection comes in many forms. Backbone presents the techniques that are most accessible, affordable, and effective on a budget.  Continue reading

Light Projection is a powerful, nondestructive way to nonviolently exercise your First Amendment right to free speech and to amplify the visibility of the causes you care about. Over the past decade, Backbone Campaign has spread this excellent tactic to allies across the country. Light projection comes in many forms. Backbone presents the techniques that are most accessible, affordable, and effective on a budget. Continue reading

Freeway bannering is a powerful tool for regular people to make their voices heard and values visible. It's inexpensive, most of the required materials are reusable, and it's an effective way to reach thousands, even tens of thousands, of people in a short period of time. It is also a powerful way to literally stand by your message. Continue reading