How to win
Our Good Neighbor Campaign Handbook
has just been published, and is available on Amazon and the other major
on-line booksellers.
It is a 168-page guide to how to win the kind of anti-pollution
campaigns we have been waging in Ohio and elsewhere. The chapters were
written by people who have learned the lessons from experience: Rachael
Belz, Hilton Kelley, Kim Klein, Denny Larson, Teresa Mills, the late
John O'Connor, and Paul Ryder.
download a copy (2.1 MB pdf)
Good neighbor campaigns
- Ohio Citizen Action good
neighbor campaigns, 1998 - 2003, Sandy Buchanan (2003)
- History
of Ohio Citizen Action's right-to-know campaigns, Sandy
Buchanan (1997)
- Six questions to ask about any proposed good-neighbor campaign, Paul Ryder (2000)
- Seven questions to ask about a completed good-neighbor campaign, Paul Ryder (2005)
- How canvassing has shaped Ohio Citizen Action, Ira Arlook (1992)
- Hudson Bay Company
- Making a commitment, Paul Ryder (2004)
- From Japan:
- Jun Ui principles, Dr. Jun Ui (1972)
- From India:
- The greater common good, Arundhati Roy (1999)
- Mahatma Gandhi and his myths, Mark Shepard (1990)
- From Germany:
- A world is disintegrating, and this disintegration is the best thing about it, Rudolf Bahro (1980 - 1985)
- From California:
- The organizer's tale, Cesar Chavez (1966)
- Universal patterns, Tom Hayden (1976)
- What works, Paul Ryder (1999)
- About that Margaret Mead quotation, Paul Ryder (2001)
- 200 nonviolent direct action tactics, Gene Sharp (1974)
- Political labels: Who are
we really?, Paul Ryder (2001)
- Coop America's guide to researching corporations, Russ Gaskin, Connie Murtagh, Carla Lukehart (245 KB pdf).
- Should we put our issue on the ballot?
- Ohio Citizen Action ballot drives
- History of Ohio ballot issues
- Why Ohio Citizen Action doesn't endorse candidates