Organizing: A Guide for Grassroots Leaders, Revised Edition

Organizing is a dynamic guide to uniting people for change and helping people work together to get things done. It describes how to influence power structures, how to become successful organizers and fundraisers, and how to effect social change through grassroots organization and mobilization. Special Features * Distinguishes practicality and theory * Presents step-by-step guidelines for change * Provides a framework for multiracial organizing

Also available:

Effectively Managing Nonprofit Organizations - ISBN 087101369X
Changing Hats While Managing Change: From Social Work Practice to Administration - ISBN 0871013614

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Si Kahn has worked as a civil rights, labor, and community organizer for more than 25 years. He is the founder and executive director of Grassroots Leadership and an accomplished writer and musician whose songs of struggle and social change are performed and recorded throughout the world.