ACTIVITIES OF NATIONAL ALLIANCE MEMBERS Return to What is the National Alliance || Return to National Alliance Main Page The members of the National Alliance participate in all of the activities mentioned above, especially in recruiting and in the dissemination of the National Alliance message to the public. This latter activity is made possible by the National Alliance's development of several media: a weekly radio program, a variety of recorded audio and video materials, and a wide range of printed publications. Radio broadcasting: The National Alliance's weekly program American Dissident Voices, reaches White people around the world via shortwave radio at several times and frequencies. In addition, a number of AM broadcasting stations in the United States carry the program to local or area audiences. The program is aimed at a more general audience than most of the National Alliance's other media. It reaches many thousands of people each week who know that something is seriously wrong with the way their world is being run, but who need help in understanding the details and in comprehending the overall picture, so that they can accept their responsibility to work for a better future. A current broadcast schedule for American Dissident Voices is available from National Vanguard Books. Distribution of printed materials: Members use National Alliance printed materials--single-issue stickers and flyers, comic books aimed at teenagers, pamphlets and magazines which are aimed at more serious readers-to reach the public. By distributing these materials in their communities, they raise public consciousness of important issues, provide essential information not readily available elsewhere, and give interested persons a way to contact the National Alliance. Some members distribute these materials impersonally and anonymously, and others distribute them in a way which provides an opportunity to meet recipients face to face and engage them in conversation. Letters, meetings, and other activities: Many members make telephone calls to radio talk shows or write letters to the editors of newspapers or magazines as a way of disseminating the National Alliance message. Some members invite interested persons to listening parties in their homes and then tune in American Dissident Voices or play a recording of an earlier broadcast as a way of introducing their guests to the National Alliance. Recruiting and cadre building: Many members participate in the process of building the National Alliance by engaging in one-on-one recruiting of selected individuals whose training, skills, or talents make it possible for them to increase the Alliance's capabilities. Thus, a member who is on the faculty of a university looks for other faculty persons or for exceptional students who are receptive to the National Alliance message; a member who is a businessman seeks opportunities to sound out and recruit other business people with whom he comes in contact; a member who is serving in the armed forces or in a police agency uses his daily interactions with career personnel to select exceptional individuals who are receptive, and he then gives them the opportunity to serve their race while carrying out their military or police functions. Return to What is the National Alliance || Return to National Alliance Main Page