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How To Organize a Neighborhood Popular Assembly
Introduction
Fundamental Building Blocks
Building Block 1: Structures of domination, like capitalism and the state, exist at numerous levels, but ultimately exercise their power locally.
Building Block 2: Confronting these structures and their consequences requires organizing people, motivating them to build and wield collective power they otherwise wouldn’t have as individuals
Building Block 3: Direct decisions must also mean direct actions
Building Block 4: Trust—in each other, the project, and in the possibilities of a better world—motivates action
Getting Started
Step 1: Get to Know Your Neighbors
Step 2: Meet Potential Supporters
Neighbors, Assemble!
Step 3: Schedule a meeting and spread the word
Set your Agenda, Set Your Goals
Step 4: Clear goals, inclusive facilitation, and collective decision-making empower people
Include Everyone
From Deliberations to Decisions
Democracy, Consensus, or Something Else?
Step 5: “Find the Cracks” in the system and figure out how your leverage can widen them
Deciding Our Future, Together
Step 6: Build for today—and tomorrow
Step 7: Listen for new concerns and experiment flexibly
Building Popular Power, One Neighborhood at a Time
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