Each week NDI’s Citizen Participation team provides a resource to assist NDI staff in meeting the objectives of their programs. This past month’s resources analyzed how citizens can counter corruption through nonviolent action, how to build a coalition in order to launch a successful campaign, social auditing to increase government accountability, and the debates and challenges of disability inclusion in development.
Freedom From Corruption: A Curriculum for People Power Movements, Campaigns and Civic Initiatives, published by Shaazka Beyerle, is a self-study guide on how strategic nonviolent action can counter corruption and build accountability from the bottom up. The first two modules of the curriculum introduce key concepts for effectively engaging in nonviolent action. The final eight sections highlight the use of people power (objectives, strategy and planning), nonviolent action and potential outcomes. The curriculum is one extended interactive exercise and provides room for constructive input and new ideas.
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