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Watch how to make and use the Fish Stencil So don't be Koi ~ let's get fishy with it! We have a nifty set of instructions and stencil files can be found in this folder. What you'll need: A4 printer Tracing paper Rubber/eraser Cutting mat Scalpel and blade...

Build on Dirty Water actions and ceremonies to invite your neighbours into a Community Assembly on the water issue that most affects you all. Investigate, discuss together and recommend the actions you want to see taken. Form or build on local alliances an...

Sewage Pollution Latest figures show that raw sewage discharge into rivers and seas accounted for more than 3.6 million hours last year, an increase of 105% on the previous 12 months. Raw sewage contains a plethora of bacteria and toxins from human households....

Global South bares the brunt Global Justice and climate justice are inherently linked as climate change devastates countries around the world but particularly in the global south. These countries have fewer resources for dealing with climate catastrophe and of...

England's water is highly financialised. How did we get here and what does it mean? A brief history of ownership of water companies in the UK From the late nineteenth century onwards, water services in England and Wales followed a pattern similar to most Euro...

“Everything that we do, from the water we drink, air we breathe and food we eat is all dependent on the natural world. The processes that keep our reservoirs clean and the food in the fields growing are all underpinned by the wildlife - or biodiversity - tha...

Introduction Group transport to events and actions have many advantages. Much of the work and stress involved in travelling long distances can be eased for activists if they can just turn up to a coach pick up point and travel together. The feedback received f...

So you’ve booked your coach, that’s great! Perhaps you used the Organising Transport to Actions guide or maybe you didn’t, but now you want to get those seats sold! Broadcast posts The most simple and effective way to advertise your coach is using your pre-exi...

Survey Boards are a great outreach tool for creating a visual presence on the street to engage passersby in conversation and then move them to sign up. Contact XRUK Outreach Outreach Broadcast on Telegram. No chat and will have useful broadcasts about upcoming...

The design pack is also available as a pdf. Nature Needs You! Rivers choking on pollution, precious woodlands destroyed, seas overfished & peat bogs burned. Nature in the UK is being assaulted. Last year XRUK created The Big One, where we invited other organi...

If you have already been arrested, you might be wondering what the impact of another arrest will be. This guide provides more information.

Make a ‘big splash’ in your local media with colourful puppets, masks and costumes These resources can be used to create art. [Useful for the Restore Nature Now march in London on 22nd June 2024.] Make your own water Goddess Rebels Masterclass [1hr 19m but ju...

Add crop marks and bleed to your leaflets with Canva Canva is an online design platform that has many features that can be used for free. One of the most useful things to be able to use canva for is to turn an image you have made in Aktavisda into a profession...

Digitally Rebel with Dirty Water Let’s work together doing what we can, where we can, when we can, to put an end to the UK water pollution and corruption scandals. Take part in Dirty Water Digital Do-It-At Home Actions on the Digital Rebellion website. Google...

THIS IS NOT THE CHANGE WE NEED The climate and ecological crisis, the cost of living crisis, war and conflict, racism and social injustice have been allowed to unfold due to a fundamentally unfit political system that has been pitting rich against poor, black...

XRUK OPEN CALL - RESTORE NATURE NOW Restore Nature Now is calling for urgent action to restore nature and tackle climate change in the UK. Saturday 22 June, Midday - 4.30pm Park Lane to Parliament Square All welcome! For access needs contact: xr.inclusion@pro...

Why do we use People's Assemblies? People’s assemblies are a structured way for a group of people to discuss issues or make decisions collectively, so that all voices are heard and valued equally, and no one person or group dominates the discussion. Extincti...

How many people do I need to hold a PA? Ideally deliberation groups of 6 to 12 people and a minimum of 3 groups. However, they sometimes run with fewer people and the PA process can be used with several hundred and possibly over a thousand people. Where do I b...

This is the basic framework for creating and running a People’s Assembly. This ‘Quick Start Guide’ is essentially all you need to run an assembly. If you would prefer to work from a more rigid script than the description below, you can use the following: Scr...

What are Blue Plaques? The iconic English Heritage blue plaques commemorate a notable person who once lived in a particular place. This action mimics these historical plaques to honour nature... one species at a time. These plaques can be edited and tailored...