Section 1: Welcome to STRIKE COALITION
• Our goal is to help build more strikes everywhere.
We are building vision based on radical left anti-capitalist cooperative democratic empowerment.
• Our goal is simple: connect locally and strike globally.
This is different from other strike organizations. We coordinate without controlling. Our decentralized model keeps power distributed among the people, not concentrated in leadership.
What guides our work:
• Support existing local organizations rather than replace them
• Interactive Democratic and Cooperative participation in all decision-making processes
• Transparent communication and accountability
• Connected to larger Global movement of movements, The COALITION for Decentralized Movement Organizing. STRIKE BOYCOTT PROTEST PEACE COOP and more
Section 2: Our Global Strike Card Model
Coalition building is essential to our success: We connect and collaborate with organizations worldwide to strengthen the movement through shared resources and coordination.
One of the ways you show that you support the strike, is by signing a strike card with a organization that supports the Global General Strike. Over time more and more organizations will be connected.
To build the momentum with all of our Coalition Partners, each organization has their own strike cards, and we just add up the totals tracked by each organization.
Security is Key: Our decentralized approach protects everyone involved. You have multiple ways to participate while keeping your data safe and distributed.
Strike Card options :
• Individual Strike Cards track your personal commitment
• Organizational Strike Cards allow groups to register collectively
• Data stays distributed and secure through decentralization
• We help connect you to regional organizations in your area
Section 3: The 3-Stage Global Framework
We organize our work through three distinct stages. Each stage builds momentum toward the final global shutdown.
Stage 1: Building Momentum (0-100 million people)
• Build initial energy and coordination across borders.
• Establish communication networks between regions
• Start process of building strike organizations globally.
• Begin Brainstorming and Prioritize global and local demands.
• Start strike logistics and Coalitions including Mutual Aid
• Create sustainable community support systems.
Stage 2: Organizing & Preparing (100-200 million people)
• Fully Connect all strike organizations together globally.
• Develop details for both global and local demands
• Ensure our communities are represented in demands.
• Plan detailed strike logistics with mutual aid networks
• Train organizers and prepare infrastructure
Stage 3: Final Preparation & Global Shutdown (200-300+ million people)
• Finalize coordinated strike dates across all participating countries.
• Finalize Prioritized Demands List with Negotiation Strategies.
• Execute coordinated global action against capitalism
• Sustain action for days, weeks, or months as needed
Section 4: Global Principles & Values
Our values guide everything we do. Our principles ensure we remain accountable to the communities we serve while building power from the ground up.
Core Values:
• OPEN ACCESSABILITY
• INTERACTIVITY & EMPOWERMENT
• DECENTRILIZATION
• DECENT
• DIVERSITY
• TRANSPARENT PUBLIC ACCOUNTABILITY
• SCIENTIFIC BOTTOM UP DEMOCRACY
• DECENTRILIZED VALUE DISTRIBUTION
• MUTUAL AID & BENIFICAL RELATIONSHIPS
Principles:
• Decentralization and distributed power among communities
• Connecting movements across borders and cultures
• Supporting existing local organizations rather than replacing them
• Interactive participation and meaningful engagement
• Cooperative Democracy in all decision-making processes
• 3.5% rule applied globally for maximum impact
• We are a Neurodiverse safe space & support Accessibility for all cultures, languages and people in anyway we can.
Section 5: Local to National Participation
Getting started: Participation can range from signing up and waiting for the strike to begin, to active weekly organizing.
• Sign with your local or national organization (recommended)
• Create an individual strike card for personal tracking
• Help connect organizations globally through outreach
• Support through social media and community organizing
• Participate in building coalitions between diverse grassroots organizations
Starting Local Organizations: If no General Strike organization exists in your area, consider stepping up or supporting someone else to start one.
• Schedule a meeting and invite friends, colleagues, or community organizations
•Introduce people to the General Strike concept and help them connect
• Have participants sign strike cards and connect to regional/national organizations
• Take notes for those who cannot attend and schedule follow-up meetings
• Report participation numbers to regional, state, and national strike chapters to help track total strike readiness.
Section 6: Get Involved in Global Network
Membership: Everyone is empowered as members within our cooperative structure. We use sociocracy and cooperative principles to ensure all voices are heard in decision-making processes and can even issue tokens for contributions to your EVM crypto address.
Technology for Global Connection: We utilize AI tools to connect people worldwide through real-time transcription and automated translation into all languages. This website allows you to change to any language with one click.
Multilingual Community: Join our global community where you can speak any language in sessions or on Discord. We welcome participation from people worldwide regardless of language barriers. Every language, culture, worldview, and strategy is empowered through our cooperative consensus process.
Ways to Participate:
• Join the multi language discord, and use google chrome to translate all messages in any language in real-time.
• Connect with language-specific Discord servers and Matrix platforms
• Attend Global Meetings and Orientations
• Join projects, teams, or lead discussions on demand brainstorming
• Vote on proposals online through our website or Discord
• Participate even if you cannot attend live meetings
Only imagination and creativity hold us back from building the world we need.
Section 7: Frequently Asked Questions
How are we different from other strike movements?
We maintain direct accountability at the global level with transparent communications and decision-making. We are an organization within a movement, not the movement itself. This means we coordinate without trying to control or replace existing organizations.
How do you protect our data?
You do not need to give us any data at all. Keep everything local with our decentralized model. If you choose to share information, we maintain transparent security oversight with immutable protections. Anyone can propose improvements to our security processes.
What if my country doesn’t reach 3.5%?
You can still join the strike. Our goal is global 3.5% across all participating countries. Some countries may wait longer to help others reach their goals. This means some will exceed 3.5% to balance the global total and ensure success.
How do local demands connect to global demands?
Each community, region, or country can add their own demands alongside the global demands everyone agrees to. This flexibility empowers local communities while maintaining global unity and shared purpose.
What happens if governments try to stop the strike?
Our decentralized model makes us resilient to suppression. With no central leadership to target and organizations distributed globally, the movement can continue even if some regions face interference. Local organizations maintain autonomy and can adapt strategies to their specific conditions.