This circle helps people to organise actions. The Action Circle works with other groups for large actions across the country. Rebels in this circle also prepare for future actions.

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People and organisations donate money to us. This circle ensures that we put this money to good use to move the movement forward. Within the circle, there are 2 groups:

Fundraising: This group raises money so we can keep fighting climate change without going bankrupt.
OvO working group: Sometimes rebels need money to continue helping. This group decides in which cases we offer rebels compensation for their efforts.

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Giving new rebels a warm welcome is important. Across the country, there are people (integrators) who help new rebels feel at home in the movement. The Integration Circle supports the integrators and makes sure the welcoming is done right.

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Creative people help make our actions, flyers and posters beautiful. This circle helps arrange local art activities and brings creative people together to work with each other. People in this circle also create digital logos and help with big actions.

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This is a large circle containing 5 groups:

Press: They talk to journalists and make sure news about the movement tells the whole truth, including what we want to achieve.
Sociale media: They make sure we reach people through platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
Spokespeople: These people clearly explain what we want, especially to the press and during big actions.
Broadcasts: This group keeps everyone informed about what is happening in the movement and about future actions.
Newsletter: This group sends out a monthly newsletter to keep people inside and outside the movement informed.

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It is important that both new and experienced people learn about our movement. This circle allows people to attend training and workshops. The circle has 3 groups:

Self-organising Systems (SOS): It is sometimes difficult to work without bosses. This group helps people work together in a way that everyone agrees on.
NVDA training structure: It is important that people are well prepared for actions. This group is working on a clear way to provide action trainings.
Heading for extinction (HfX): We regularly give a speech called Heading for extinction to inspire people to join the movement. This group makes sure the speech suits the audience in every situation.

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We can become stronger by collaborating with other groups that also fight for human rights and climate justice. This circle makes this possible. Within the Collaborations Circle is a group called International Link. This group helps make links stronger with other Extinction Rebellion groups around the world.

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In this circle we regularly discuss Dutch politics. It therefore helps if the rebels involved speak Dutch.

Within this circle there are 3 groups:

Long-term strategy: We regularly reflect on our plans for the future. This group helps with this conversation and ensures that we all work together for the same goal.
Political representation: If we get politicians on our side, we can achieve more together. This group monitors politics and talks to politicians.
Expertise Group Citizens’ Assembly: Our requirement 3 is that governments should let citizens decide. In other words, listen to what a group of ordinary people have to say about climate and justice. This expert group is working on this.

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To work together, we need good technology, such as the website and other channels for communication. This circle makes sure we have that.

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