Start by finding common ground, then introduce the idea of collective action. Use real examples of coworker organizing to build confidence. Remember, small steps can lead to big changes.

Got a gripe with the boss? Start a convo with your coworkers about organizing. Here's how: small talk > shared struggles > 'what if we...?'

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Starting conversations about workplace issues can lead to collective action. Mentioning a small change like a coffee machine makes the idea feel tangible and achievable. From there, build towards bigger goals like better wages and benefits. 🌟

Talking to your coworkers about organizing? Start with small wins. 'Hey, can we get a coffee machine?' It's a step towards solidarity. 💪

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Start conversations about shared experiences like expenses and working conditions. Build trust and understanding. It's the foundation of collective action.

Talking shop with coworkers? Start with the small stuff. 'Hey, did you see how much we pay for supplies?' It’s the first step to building solidarity. 🤝

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“Every Day– Organizing isn’t a job done once and done with. If organizers don’t renew their efforts every day of their lives, then only the grasping and greedy people remain active.”

-Axiom for Organizers

Good Tuesday.

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Underappreciated how much the presense of a drummer can help uplift a public demonstration.

If you are planning any kind of demo—rally, march, protest, or really anything outside with a crowd of people chanting—ask around music circles to find a drummer. #Organizing101

‘When we organize. We win!’ #Organizing101

#UnionWiki - add Last Week Tonight #UnionBusting https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gk8dUXRpoy8 #CaptiveAudienceMeeting #Organizing101

Excellent #Organizing101 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UwJ87gNHwU0

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Knowing the numbers is part of the method. #StrikeSchool #Organizing101

Frank Snyder at @AFLCIO district meeting quoting Ed McElroy “Just because someone is paying dues does not mean they are organized” !!!! #Organizing101

#StructuralEquality ... that is what a Union can be. #Organizing101

Too important to have a fight about Battle lines drawn. Positions solidified. Arguments made....

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Who’s in the room? We accidentally curate who comes to the meeting, who has ...

#Organizing101 words by @SethGodin https://seths.blog/2019/02/whos-in-the-room

Director of #PoletownLives @GeorgeCorsetti made the film in part because he wanted to show groups the tactics that don’t work and tactics that would be more helpful. (Hint... hit the streets sooner!) #Organizing101 h/t @DetroitDSA for this event.

Reading Groups for Organizers Starting Dec 5th | See time in your timezone Know you nee...

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1,000 little steps There’s nothing in the dentist’s office that was there fi...

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#Organizing101 via @SethGodinLive sethgodin.typepad.com/seths_blog/2017/08/when-...

This is a major #Organizing101 foundation: sethgodin.typepad.com/seths_blog/2017/05/facts...

#aftALLin meet members where they are. #Organizing101 #1U