Workers' Liberty

Joining the AWL: why and how

To join the AWL, email us with your contact details, or contact your local AWL branch, and an AWL organiser will arrange to meet you and sort it out.

Why join the AWL? - the basic arguments for solidarity and workers' liberty. Downloadable as pdf, plain text, 11K.

What we think: about class struggle, socialism, Stalinism, national conflicts, imperialism, trade unions and much more.

Our case for unity of the working-class socialist left

Joining the AWL: membership agreement form (pdf). Check this out to see what joining the AWL involves. If you want to become a sympathiser rather than a member, use the same form but amend accordingly.

Political education and study courses

AWL basic political education course, and other educational and study courses

Reference documents and forms for AWL members

Standing order form for financial contributions to the AWL (pdf, 2K).

The AWL constitution. Also downloadable as pdf (10K).

Contributions assessment form for members (pdf, 4K).

For organising AWL activity

Organiser's pack - advice and guidance for AWL branch organisers (pdf).

AWL branch report form: template (Word document)

Template for AWL leaflets (Word document)

Template for petition forms (Word document)

AWL sign-up sheet (pdf) - or Word document

Workplace bulletins - how to write and produce them (pdf, 64K).

Workplace bulletins - experiences from the history of the revolutionary movement

Workplace bulletins - the political case for them.

AWL logo, for use on leaflets, etc.

AWL conferences

Check out the decisions and discussions of AWL conferences.

Other

AWL members' user guide for the AWL website

Speaker notes

Other resources for organising

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