NOTE: Any testimony, whether oral or written, that you submit to the Council will go in a public record that can be searched by people who want to read/see it.

A series of short video lessons that will teach you the basics of organizing and its role in helping you make change.

Explore the different types of campaigns and petitions helping to create change worldwide. Sign one (or multiple petitions), or create a petition of your own!

The NYSenate.gov website helps you learn about the lawmaking process of New York; find and follow issues you care about; support, oppose, or follow bills; share additional thoughts on bills; get bill status alerts in your email inbox; and sign petitions.

Women's Activism NYC is a catalog that documents' success stories in activism–to celebrate womens' accomplishments, and build a collection of stories that inspires other women to create change. You can also share YOUR story here!

Is there an issue in your neighborhood that you want to fix? With this toolkit, map out the stakeholders in your community to identify who you need to engage to get the work done!

On this website, community leaders share stories on how they have started projects to improve their neighborhoods, cultivate a community that helps one another in accessing resources, and motivate others to start projects of their own.

This website provides resources, such as action plans, strategies and core ideas to help citizens mobilize a movement towards racial justice and equity.

A website that offers tips and tools for individuals who are looking to delve deeper into activism and taking action towards campaigning and mobilizing groups for movements. Also a great resource for people who are mobilizing and strategizing online instead of in-person.

This organizations shines a spotlight on individuals who have made a significant impact to their respective community. It works with people who desire to execute a project and spread the word through outreach and civic participation, ending in documenting their success stories with the help of local artists.

This blog post article provides an overview of grassroots organizing and why it matters.

This video featuring Erica Chenoweth, Frank Stanton Professor of the First Amendment at Harvard Kennedy School, provides a robust introduction to the theory and practice of civil resistance.

This platform provides you with the latest events that are happening concerning social justice issues, civic engagement, and everything political and civics-related. It also provides petitions for you to sign and opportunities to volunteer.