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Civic Lab
Mobilize for change
Otis
MarisYou learn how to get lots of people excited and working together to make your neighborhood a better place, right now!
In 2034, you could be leading big events for the Olympics, rallying volunteers, or even helping your city prepare for the world stage.
Optional materials for this quest.
Rules for Radicals by Saul Alinsky
RequiredThe foundational text of modern community organizing. Alinsky lays out the tactical and ethical framework that most organizing traditions still draw from. Read it critically — it will sharpen your own theory of change.
Campaign Planning Whiteboard Pad (Tabletop)
RequiredA large-format flip-chart pad you can lay flat on a table for power-mapping and campaign planning with your group. Much easier than trying to share a laptop screen and gets everyone physically engaged in the strategy session.
Handheld Voice Recorder
Record interviews with community members and capture audio from meetings you facilitate. Useful for transcribing key quotes for your campaign brief and for reviewing how your own facilitation sounds over time.