If you're looking for links to national networks you might want to share what country you're in.
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Sorry, I thought the context was in there. This is for the US in light of the current situation going on in Minisota. Though I'm more than happy to take international information, especially for south and central America, any practical knowledge is still more than I have.
Boots On The Ground is the group that I look to. They're in the KC Meteo area, and extremely active. They do lots of trainings on know your rights and legal observation. I dont have any packets on me, but I'm sure if you email them, they'd be more than happy to share info
Just got this link for KYR cards from somebody in that group. Its got english and Spanish. https://www.waimmigranthealth.org/immigration-action-center/red-card/
https://commonslibrary.org/ I think a first step might be searching here for "toolkit" or specific topics. I remember seeing a lot of useful zines and posters and guides around the internet, and if you're interested I can try to track them down, but this site might have what you need.
This can also be a useful resource: https://theanarchistlibrary.org/special/index
Plugging No Kings here. Best way to meet like minded people and organize is to show up to something local and talk to people face to face. Anything you try to organize online is going to get fucked with by the powers that be. They also have a resource guide.
Indivisible is another.
Common Defense also, (veteran group)
Commenting here to bookmark once you share what everyone else provides support for. I want to do the same for my neck of the woods as well.
I'm not sure if it helps but the Tulsa Collective are usually seen as good community builders, they might have some resources on their websites or social media.
I'm sure there is more out there, but for collaboration and information collection in a neighborhood something like a nextcloud might be helpful
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