The Introduction to Community Organizing Toolkit was created in response to the noticeable lack of resources available for those who feel called to action, but are not sure of where or how to get started. By unpacking a variety of justice-based topics in digestible ways, this project seeks to resist the elitism and gatekeeping of knowledge found within organizing spaces, all the while amplifying the voices of marginalized youth in so-called Canada. It begins with a glossary of commonly used terms, which is then followed by a primer on movement theory that explains what systems of oppression are, highlights the importance of intersectionality, and provides an outline for building effective campaigns. The next portion is dedicated to challenging ableism; it includes reflection prompts for accessibility, ways to show solidarity, and a guide to setting boundaries. Section four covers the basics of care work and transformative justice by delving into how harm can be replicated and repaired. The toolkit ends with a wonderful collection of resources for further learning and growth.