Your local group will organise a series of discussions to cover the basic reading course. Once you have completed this course part of your AWL work will be to help other new members educate themselves. We run regular 'crash courses', with particular themes, to help comrades with their studies. Weekend and day schools are held at local and regional levels on both basic and current issues. It is indispensable, of course, that you read the books we publish, the magazine, and the paper Action for Solidarity, and join in the discussions around these which are held at your AWL branch.
All revolutionary activity depends on convincing people of our ideas.
Comrades should seek out those who are interested in talking to us, and try to develop discussions, ensure they receive our literature regularly, and develop areas of co-operation in practical work. It is the job of every member. We aim to get regular, structured political meetings with those that are interested. Such meetings can begin with topical issues, or whatever a particular individual is interested in, and move on to more abstract ideas and general Marxist theory. The main point of such discussions is not so much to get people to do things, but rather to convince them of our ideas.