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Murray Bookchin long argued that the study group was a fundamental component of the revolutionary tradition. It is a valuable means of forming connections with comrades and deepening your thinking together, as a foundation for building revolutionary political organization. The Institute for Social Ecology offers a range of resources for social ecology study groups—in particular, we suggest taking a self-directed flex course together.
The organizing fellows of the Municipalism Cohort Fellowship, a program of the Municipalism Learning Series, collectively authored a municipalist organizing toolkit entitled Building Power in Place. It is an incredible educational resource for social ecology organizing on the local level.
