BRIDGE: Building a Race & Immigration Dialogue in the Global Economy
A Popular Education Resource
By Eunice Hyunhye Cho, Francisco Arguelles Paz y Puente, Miriam Ching Yoon of the National Network for Immigrant & Refugee Rights (NNIRR)

The BRIDGE Project supports the work of community organizers and activists in using popular education and community dialogue to discuss and tackle critical issues related to immigrant and refugee rights. Building on the work of our new and exciting BRIDGE curriculum, which is based on two years of community input and testing, the BRIDGE Project provides opportunities for training, leadership development, and community education.

NEW MODULE! Building Immigrant Community Power through Legislative Advocacy—Order online at www.nnirr.org.

Mobilize the Immigrant Vote Toolkit
By the Partnership for Immigrant Leadership and Action (PILA)

For the first time, this Toolkit compiles in one place a collection of tools that PILA has developed to support immigrant community-based organizations in planning and implementing movement-building electoral strategies; a must-have for organizations seeking to involve immigrants in upcoming elections, while strengthening your organizations and communities for the long haul.

The nearly 300-page Toolkit contains dozens of tools, including:

• A whole section full of advice and worksheets on planning an electoral strategy appropriate for your organization’s resources and long-term goals;
• Practical materials, including concrete examples, to help your organization efficiently and effectively implement community registration, education and mobilization efforts;
• Interactive voter and political education exercises that creatively support building community skills and leadership; and
• Handouts and other materials in English, Chinese and Spanish, ready to copy and use in your communities.

Order onine at www.pilaweb.org

Social Service and Social Change
A Process Guide
Co-authored by Linda Campbell and Frances Kunreuther
Building Movement Project

Social Service and Social Change: A Process Guide was developed for staff and board members of non-profit service organizations who are interested in learning how to incorporate progressive social change values and practices into their work.

The guide introduces a step-by-step process that nonprofit organizations can use to identify how to address systemic problems through social change work within the context of their usual services and activities, and how to decide which strategies and actions will work best for them. It includes case examples, exercises, and resources to use along the way.

Download Online at http://www.buildingmovement.org/