Resistance Cards are wallet-sized "Know Your Rights" tools to help remind professionals that we still have rights. They're made to help you pause, protect others, and speak up if you're under pressure.
What they offer:
Simple, clear language
Context and backup
Possible steps to take during a threat
QR code to report incidents
An English and (soon-to-be) Spanish "card printout" to share with others
Created by real workers in each field
Reviewed by lawyers and professionals
Translated using both AI tools and human review
Designed for clarity and action
Reminder: These cards are not legal advice.
Use the PDF version from this site.
Print two-sided, cut and fold.
Use standard paper or cardstock.
Use responsibly. Share cards in safe settings, online or in person.
Each card contains general information and links to additional support.
Share online or in person, safely.
Use in trainings, classrooms, staff rooms, or advocacy kits.
Scan the card's QR code to access encrypted reporting (Or submit it via this link: Incident Report).
Spanish versions are being reviewed to include on all cards.
Note: Spanish-language versions are in development.
If you scan a QR code labeled “Versión en Español,” it may currently lead to a blank or draft page. Final versions will be released soon.
Protecting students and educators from censorship and surveillance.
Protecting healthcare workers and patients from ethical overreach and privacy violations.
This website and its materials are for educational or informational purposes only. They do not constitute legal advice, medical advice, or professional guidance of any kind, and do not create an attorney-client or provider-client relationship.
Always consult a qualified and licensed professional (locally to you and not through Firewall forms, Resistance Cards, or the Incident Report) for help with your specific situation. The Firewall does not provide legal representation, and submissions made through our forms or Incident Reports do not constitute a substitute for legal consultation.
The Firewall is a volunteer-run project. While we strive to keep our information accurate and current, laws and policies are constantly evolving. Content on this website may change at any time.
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