Resources for organising

Join the AWL!

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Welcome! The Alliance for Workers' Liberty is not a sect or a conspiracy. If you want to put consistent time and energy into fighting for solidarity and workers' liberty, and are willing to put effort into studying and discussing socialist ideas, then it is easy to join. Contact us with your name, address, email address, and phone numbers, and we will arrange for an AWL organiser to meet you to discuss the details.

Activities schedule form for AWL branches

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AWL branch organisers can use this form for branch meetings to sign up AWL members for the week's activities.

Download the form and print it out.

In the first column, write details of the week's activities - paper sales, meetings, demonstrations, educationals, etc. - in order of date and time.

Write your own name in the second column opposite the activities you yourself will do.

Pass the form round the meeting. Ask people to write their names in the second column opposite the activities they will do.

Lead a discussion later in the meeting if some essential activities do not have enough people signed up for them, or if some people have signed up for very few activities.

Use the form as a checklist during the week.

Use it in the following week's meeting to check back on the week's activity.

Training sessions

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AIMS: will vary from exercise to exercise. But generally the broad aims are to:
a) reinforce abilities and develop them;
b) help overcome chronic weaknesses, e.g. fear of speaking;
c) teach new political ideas through exercises.
Essentially training is about building up people's confidence and equipping them to deal with everyday situations.