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A membership is more than an ordinary subscription. By contributing on a monthly basis, you will help us plan for the future and develop strong relationships with the talented, courageous journalists and activists who write for us. As a thank you for your ongoing support, we are able to offer a number of gifts. If you would prefer to make a one-time donation without a gift (and/or pay by check), click on the “Donate” tab below.
Gifts
This Is An Uprising
Mark Engler and Paul Engler expand on their WNV column in this 2016 book examining the core principles that have sparked and guided moments of transformative unrest. Many of today’s leading organizers refer to this book as their blueprint. A limited number of signed author copies are still available.
How We Win
In this new book, renowned trainer, organizer and WNV columnist George Lakey draws on the experiences of a diverse set of change-makers to show the way to justice, peace and a sustainable economy. The first 15 members to select this book will receive a signed copy.
Resistance Guide
Organizers Paul Engler and Sophie Lasoff created this handbook for anyone wanting to understand what makes movements succeed. This guide will equip you with the essential strategies to shift public opinion, change laws and decisions, and elect new leaders.
Beautiful Rising
This follow-up to the popular “Beautiful Trouble” book, showcases the most innovative approaches from struggles against austerity and autocracy across the Global South.
Everything for Everyone
WNV co-founder Nathan Schneider’s latest book chronicles the rapidly growing co-op movement revitalizing our democracy.
How to Read a Protest
This new book by longtime organizer L.A. Kauffman is an eye-opening and eloquent account of how, when and why protests matter.
It Runs in the Family
Expanding on her WNV column, peace activist and mother Frida Berrigan offers a unique perspective on parenting that draws on her experience of being raised by radical antiwar activists, as well as her own insights into 21st century motherhood.
Nonviolent Lives
Longtime antiwar campaigner Ken Butigan expands on his WNV column in this book profiling dozens of incredible peacemakers and movements, teaching us about building a culture of active nonviolence.
A Force More Powerful
This documentary series (on DVD) covers six cases of nonviolent movements overcoming oppression and authoritarian rule.
How Nonviolent Struggle Works
This small book by renowned civil resistance scholar Gene Sharp is a condensed version of his 1973 publication "The Politics of Nonviolent Action." It's a great entry point for anyone wanting to learn the basics of nonviolent struggle.
