Civic Resilience Guide - Know Your Rights, Protect Your Community

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A nonpartisan resource for citizens who want to understand their constitutional rights, engage effectively in democracy, and support their communities — without violence.

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Participation threshold for successful movements

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Success rate of nonviolent vs violent movements

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Documented methods of nonviolent action

What Would You Like to Know?

This guide is organized to help you quickly find the information you need. All content is researched, sourced, and free to use.

Know Your Rights

Understand your constitutional protections. What to do if officers come to your home, in public, or if you witness an arrest.

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Take Action

Learn proven principles of effective civic engagement. What works, what doesn't, and how to make a difference safely.

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Protect Democracy

Constitutional checks, legal pathways, and election protection. How institutions work and how citizens can support them.

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Community Resources

Mutual aid networks, rapid response guides, and ways to support your neighbors and community.

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Healing & Unity

Bridge-building across divides. How to have difficult conversations and work toward reconciliation.

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Current Situation

Verified information about current events. What we know, what's disputed, and ongoing developments.

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About This Resource

This guide is based on academic research, legal expertise, and guidance from civil liberties organizations. It is nonpartisan and designed to be useful for all Americans regardless of political affiliation.

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Stay Informed

This guide is regularly updated as situations evolve. Bookmark this page and check back for the latest information and resources.