Friends of the Woodwards Squat

This is a proposal for the reorganizing of Anti-Poverty Committee's strategy and structure that focuses on decentralizing power in the organization and on building community. Among its suggestions are an APC directory, flexible campaigns, rotating main campaign, translation of materials, and availability of education. It provides an action proposal for the Six Bucks Sucks and IOC=International Olympic Campbell campaigns, as well as for direct action casework. It stresses inclusion, direct action, alliance building, and strategic organizing.

This is a leaflet for the Refuse to Retreat Conference. It describes its six workshops, which are: Labour Struggles, Women's Liberation, Welfare Fight Back, Indigenous Sovereignty, Against Imperialism, and Immigrant and Refugee's Fight Back. It states the overall purpose of the conference as establishing a 'Common Front Network' and provides a proposed framework to building it.

This proposal defines the potential directional strategy of anti-poverty organizing in Vancouver. It describes the need for such a strategy within class struggles and outlines four components to fight the BC Liberals and neo-liberalism: mass mobilization, unity, type of struggle, and political power. It states that unity, strategy, and political programs need to be defined from which tactical actions can be pursued.

This document is a draft of a housing campaign proposal by the Anti-Poverty Committee. In it they explain why a housing campaign is needed (ex. an increasing housing crisis perpetuated by the government) and the strategies to be used, which include education and outreach and actions targeting the municipal, federal, and provincial government and the private sector. A main goal is to empower and mobilize the constituents.