The following is the tentative table of contents for the three current sections of ProtestPack.
- What to know
- Your rights (per country)
- Relationship between the government and the protest
- The objective of the protest
- The expected path & duration of the protest
- How to get home
- What to do
- What to bring
- How to avoid violence & stay safe
- How to not get arrested
- How to handle tear gas & pepper spray
- How to effectively monitor police abuses
- How to communicate safely
- How to protect one's digital devices
- How to escape
- What to look for (plainclothes cops, isolated outbreaks of violence, split crowds, etc)
ProtestPack will also offer an 8.5x11 'condensed' version that can be easily printed, put in one's pocket, and used as a reference. A 'know your rights' notecard will also be produced.
Alternatively, this outline can be split into three categories: before, during, after.
- https://right-to-protest.org/protect-your-protest/
- http://www.seattleweekly.com/news/so-you-want-to-protest-a-beginners-guide/
- https://www.acludc.org/sites/default/files/wysiwyg/aclu_8.5_x_11_trifold_v21.pdf
- https://ssd.eff.org/en/module/attending-protests-united-states
- Build collaborator network
- Decide on know+do vs before+during+after vs unified points.
- Write verbiage
- Finalize text and publish
- Begin translation process
- Publicize