Demanding Change, Bearing Witness: Photographs from the Wilson-Garling RiseUP! Collection: Tools & Resources

The First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution grants citizens the right to freedom of assembly and freedom of speech -- freedoms which allow the formation of protests as a facet of social justice. This exhibition features photographs that showcase the multitude of ways protests can manifest, the diverse individuals who participate, and the unique moments which they emerged.

198 Methods of Nonviolent Action provides a comprehensive list of the multitude of ways people can take action in nonviolent ways.

This article provides suggestions on how to engage in activism besides attending a physical demonstration.

Exhibit explores the impact of the First Amendment on American life focusing on the right to speak, assemble, and petition. The exhibit explores the role of protected and unprotected dissent in American life ranging from peaceful marches to acts of civil disobedience.

This webpage functions as a sort of "user manual" for people exercising their right to protest in the City of Chicago.