* This includes environmental organizations, faith groups, labor unions, student groups, and others.

* The more diverse and broad the coalition, the more effective it will be.

2. Develop a clear and concise message.

* What are the goals of the divestment movement?

* Why is it important to divest from fossil fuels?

* Make sure your message is easy to understand and communicate.

3. Target specific institutions.

* Which institutions are the most invested in fossil fuels?

* Which institutions have the most to lose if they divest?

* Focus your efforts on these institutions and make them the face of the divestment movement.

4. Use a variety of tactics.

* In addition to traditional forms of protest, such as rallies and marches, use creative tactics to get your message across.

* This could include things like social media campaigns, art installations, and flash mobs.

5. Be persistent.

* The divestment movement is a long-term struggle and there will be setbacks along the way.

* Don't get discouraged. Keep up the pressure and eventually, you will win.

6. Tell the stories of the people and communities who are most affected by fossil fuels.

* Divestment is not just about divesting money from fossil fuels, it is also about investing in the future.

* Tell the stories of the people who are disproportionately affected by climate change: small island states, indigenous communities, and marginalized communities.

* Show how divestment can help to build a more just and sustainable future for these communities.