Are there other guides for organizers on the web?

For more concrete advice on organizing and activism, there are manuals, guides, and case studies available on the internet as well. Below is a small collection of them.

Manual for campus living wage campaigns was written by student activists and made available through United for a Fair Economy.

Living wage campaign guide is a shorter, online version of a guide written authored by researchers at ACORN and Wayne State. The full report and more info is available through ACORN.

"Occupation: The Harvard University Sit-In" is not a guide, but is a documentary film that provides an extremely rare and useful look inside a successful and tumultuous action and campaign. It is available for free through iFilm.

Living wage flyers from Harvard are entertaining and useful to look at. More flyers from the campaign are also available here.

Case study of Colorado College campaign provides a very complete review of the successful campaign there, covering what worked and want didn't. The Colorado College campaign website is available here.

Finally, the entire Campus Living Wage Project is available as a report, for easy downloading, reading, and printing. Go to "Download the Report" to get a copy.