Building a Cadre, Part 4: Evaluation
A cadre that can rapidly adapt and improve will be able to accomplish goals that an inflexible group never will. The necessary foundation for improvement is the ability to learn.
The Ecologist
Building a Cadre, Part 3: Action
Now that your cadre is fully formed, with a thorough plan and a carefully selected and dedicated group of members, it's time to take action.
Building a Cadre, Part 2: Recruitment
Once you've finished the assessment process addressed in our previous article, it's time to start forming the cadre beginning with its most important component: people.
Building a Cadre, Part 1: Assessment
Before you start forming a cadre, it's important to know the landscape your cadre will be working in and what you want to achieve.
Cadres: What, Why, and How
The term "cadre" is thrown around quite a bit on
An Introduction to Radio Direction Finding
Radio direction finding (RDF) is more-or-less what it says on the tin - if someone is using a radio, how do you find out what direction they're in from where you are right now?
The Revolutionary Ideas of Karl Marx
A writeup of notes from "The Revolutionary Ideas of Karl Marx" including major concepts and terms to help understand Marx's theories.
ATAK Over an Off-Grid Mesh Network
Using Meshtastic and a wonderful third-party plugin, you can configure ATAK to
My People are Rising
This book was my first in-depth introduction to the Black Panther Party,
3D Printed Revision Rx Carrier Mount for 3M Respirators
The 3M 6000 series of respirators has been popular over the last
Bleeding Control Kits
The Puget Sound SRA chapter wanted to put together some bleeding control kits to hand out to members, with an eye to doing so cheaply. The bill of materials below will make 50 kits, at a cost of between $3 and $4 each depending on the exact prices you're able to find.
The Cognitive Ecosystem
So, why the name anyway?
As an initial disclaimer, I use the