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How to be a Good Relative
This module explores 7 key things to keep in mind in the event you are called to support movements in Indigenous communities, and ways that you can be an authentic ally. Please use the link below to download the PDF, and feel free to share with your networks.
Know Your Rights
Before arriving to any movement or protest, be sure to KNOW YOUR RIGHTS! This module explores knowing your Constitutional Rights, and knowing when to apply them. Please use the link below to download the PDF, and feel free to share with your networks.
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Setting Up Camp
This module discusses the planning phase of Setting Up Camp, and the Principles, Goals, Actions, and Affinity Groups when participating in Non-Violent Direct Action. Please use the link below to download the PDF, and feel free to share with your networks.
Conflict Resolution
This module explores effective ways to resolve conflict, honoring space and the teachings of our elders. If you find yourself in any personal conflict while supporting a cause, these are steps you can take to find peaceful outcomes. Please use the link below to download the PDF, and feel free to share with your networks.
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Security Culture
This module discusses Security Culture, knowing what information is sensitive, and what information to share. Please use the link below to download the PDF, and feel free to share with your networks.
Sexual Harassment
This module explores effective ways to implement Sexual Harassment policy in shared spaces, and a list of Common Forms of Harassment. Know that Sexual Harassment in any form is not welcome under any circumenstances whatsoever. Please use the link below to download the PDF, and feel free to share with your networks.
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News from IP3 Action
Indigenous Land Defender Sentenced for Protecting His Own Lands
Land Defender and Tsleil-Waututh First Nations member, William George was sentenced to 28 days in jail for defending his ancestral and unceded land Tuesday, May 10th against the expansion of the Trans Mountain Pipeline. Early last year, the British Columbia Supreme...
What’s Next for Nonviolent Direct Action?
In the last half of the 20th Century, nonviolent direct action has become the most commonly used form of mobilization over armed resistance. From the opposition of United States involvement to war in Vietnam in the 60's, as recent as the protests against the Dakota...
Violations of Treaties / Endangered Species Act in Klamath Basin
On April 11th, 2022, the Klamath Tribes of Oregon released a statement on the decades long dispute over water and resources that, '"The Klamath Tribes are tired of hearing: "it is another bad water year," "we are all suffering," and "come to the table so we can...
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