Strategy
- Early organizing should begin with simple, low-risk collective projects, such as a bulk staple food purchase, to build trust and demonstrate material benefits.
- Starting a cadre means naming the concrete problem, finding a few committed people, and building trust through small wins.
- Early activities and shared concerns focus on the basics: enough food, clean water, and support for the most vulnerable.
- Housing is the cornerstone of personal and collective security, secured through phased communal acquisition.
- A community garden is a low-risk, high-visibility project that feeds members and demonstrates the cadre model.
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