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Field Role Training Hub

Overview of major field roles and links to individual trainings.

10 min readΒ·Qualified Lesson

🧭 Field Role Training Hub

Field Safety & Stabilization Track
Direct Action & Protective Roles

Info

This module is a hub for training in field deployment roles. Whether you’re observing, supporting, or de-escalating β€” we’ve got you covered.


Legal Observers monitor law enforcement and ICE activity, take detailed notes, and document rights violations β€” without interfering or engaging.

Warning

You must complete Know Your Rights before taking on this role.

β†’ Go to Legal Observer Training


Care Station Support

These team members create calming, supportive spaces at the edge of direct actions. They offer water, emotional care, and supplies.

Hint

This role is ideal for people who want to help but don’t want to confront police directly.

β†’ Go to Care Support Training


De-escalation Lead

De-escalators are trained in verbal techniques, presence, and tension reduction. They are often front-line but non-confrontational.

Info

De-escalators need to stay cool under pressure and center community safety.

β†’ Go to De-escalation Basics


Tips for All Field Roles

  • Stay calm, hydrated, and alert
  • Practice your role with others in advance
  • Use encrypted comms (Signal, Proton)
  • Never promise more than you can deliver
  • Report back via secure channels

Know Before You Go

Each of these roles has its own risks and responsibilities. You don’t need to do all of them β€” but you should do one well.

Success

Solidarity means filling roles together. Pick one, train deep, and trust your team.


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