'How to protest intelligently' pamphlet distributed in #Egypt http://t.co/KkazyyC #fsi11

— Arzu Geybullayeva (@arzugeybulla)

the civil rights movement was a movement of movements -they were all over the country #fsi11

— susannahvila (@szvila)

'what is civil resistance?' definition "its a way for ordinary people to wield power w/o using violence" #fsi11 #GeneSharp

— Arzu Geybullayeva (@arzugeybulla)

Rev. Lawson: quoting Aristotle, "Power is the capacity to achieve purpose." #fsi11 #nonviolence

— Daryn Cambridge (@daryncambridge)

A key thing that movements do is to remind people that they are powerful. #fsi11

— Cynthia Boaz (@cynthiaboaz)

'civil resistance is about creating power grids that conventional wisdom does not know exist' Jim Lawson's definition #fsi11

— Arzu Geybullayeva (@arzugeybulla)

Def. of "Movement": Ongoing collective efforts aimed at bringing about consequential change in social, economic, or political order. #fsi11

— Daryn Cambridge (@daryncambridge)

trigger events empower people; deligitimize the system; reveal weakenss of an oppressor- #fsi11

— Arzu Geybullayeva (@arzugeybulla)

Key points for forming a civil resistance mov.: Discourse re-frames grievances; Knowledge allows Strategy; Capacity to self-organized #fsi11

— Helene Berube (@HeleneBerube)

Icons of civil resistance: Rosa parks in US civil rights, Bouazizi in Tunis , Khaled Said in Egypt #FSI11

— Ghada Shahbender (@ghadasha)

movement's discourse formation: defining the 'problem' by re-framing grievances; point to issues; making issues personal #fsi11

— Arzu Geybullayeva (@arzugeybulla)

check out Gandhi's statement during the Great Trial in 1922 #fsi11 http://t.co/WErM3Wo

— Arzu Geybullayeva (@arzugeybulla)

In civil resistance movement's discourse, religion can divide but values can unite ~ Egyptian participant at #FSI11

— ICNC (@nvconflict)

in successful movements, definitions are created by actions not just words. define what resistance means by doing it. #fsi11

— susannahvila (@szvila)

When a government goes from being a servant of the people to a master of them, it is time for mass nonviolent resistance. #fsi11 thoughts...

— Cynthia Boaz (@cynthiaboaz)

By the end of a nonviolent struggle, the dictator has become occupier in his own land. He is like a virus & the mvmt is the antibody. #fsi11

— Cynthia Boaz (@cynthiaboaz)

'it is powerful to remind people that they are powerful' & thats what movements do- they remind people of their power Hardy Merriman #fsi11

— Arzu Geybullayeva (@arzugeybulla)

Forming a #Nonviolent Movement: Waging civil resistance is a skills-based endeavor. Knowledge, skills, and strategy matter. #FSI11

— ICNC (@nvconflict)