Welcome to the Rebel Toolkit!
What is the Rebel Toolkit?
A one stop shop for individual Rebels and members of Local and Community Groups. Containing everything you need to know in order to learn more about XR, get training and advice, set up and run a group, take action with XR and more.
What will you find on the toolkit:
✔️ Yes:
- Resources for people who are already involved in XR- 'internal facing resources'
- ‘How to’ guides
- Useful tools
- Answers to common questions
- Examples of things that have worked and why
- Action Packs from UK circles
❌ No:
- Public facing resources (this is what the website is for)
- Non XR resources (although you may find links to these)
- Resources that are only useful to one individual group and can't be shared to others.
- Anything not ok to display to the whole world! (especially personal identifiers)
- Anything against our Principles and Values
Navigating the Toolkit
The organisation of this toolkit is like a library, with Shelves, Books, Chapters and Pages. Using the Search box above will search all of them. Search Tips.
Who maintains the Toolkit?
The Rebel Toolkit as a whole is curated and published by the Local Group Support team. Circles who have specialist knowledge write their own pages of the toolkit.
If you have any questions, feedback or suggestions, need a new book created, or a page deleted, or want to join our team, there are 2 ways to contact us.
- On Mattermost, the Rebel Toolkit Reception channel in the UK Team
- By email at: LGsupport@extinctionrebellion.uk
We are always looking for people who are passionate about sharing with and learning from each other to join us - if that's you, get in touch!
(**) Extinction Rebellion (XR) is a do-it-together movement. All our design and artwork can be used non-commercially for the purpose of planet saving. This does not mean creating merchandise for fundraising or sending XR a percentage of your sales. We do not endorse or create any merchandise and we will pursue and prosecute anyone who does. The Extinction Symbol was designed in 2011 by street artist ESP, who loans XR usage on the same basis: www.extinctionsymbol.info.