SOS: making it work for you
How to use our Self-Organising System (SOS) effectively to organise teams and evolve an effective movement through reflection and learning
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General SOS guidance
Advice on how to organise and make decisions within XR UK using our Self-Organising System
Why SOS? An introductory Q&A
Please click each question to see the answer. Why do we have a Self-Organising System? XR’s te...
Key Terms in SOS
The Self-Organising System (SOS) is the decision-making process adopted by Extinction Rebellion (...
Your power and responsibility in SOS
A Guide for Every Team Member As a team member, you have a unique role in fostering an environmen...
How to work things out (and help the movement work better)
Every tension is a learning opportunity We talk about XR as an organism. Like all living organism...
How to write mandates
Why mandates? We are based on autonomy and decentralisation. Mandates are the building blocks by ...
How to write proposals
Proposals enable ideas to move forward if they are good enough for now, safe enough to try. Bring...
Project groups
Project Groups in the Self-Organising System (SOS) are temporary, goal-focused teams that bring t...
Role-specific SOS guidance
Advice mainly aimed at the three Core Roles of the Self-Organising System, to help carry out thei...
How to achieve the purpose of your team (mainly for Internal Coordinators)
Why the Internal Coordinator role matters Every role in a team plays a part in achieving the purp...
How to work with other teams (mainly for External Coordinators)
Why the External Coordinator role matters The External Coordinator (EC) is crucial for integratin...
How to build transparency and mitigate power (mainly for Group Admins)
Why the Group Admin role matters The Group Admin (GA) is vital to supporting the movement’s commi...
Empowering the Movement
XRUK’s Self-Organising System (SOS) There’s a climate and ecological emergency. We can’t waste ti...