Commons Transition Advocacy Registration Form

Transform Economic Systems Through Commons Advocacy

The commons transition movement is reimagining how we organize resources, labor, and value creation in the 21st century. This Commons Transition Advocacy Registration Form template helps grassroots organizations, cooperative networks, and community groups build their supporter base and coordinate meaningful action toward shared resource management and post-scarcity economics.

Why Paperform for Commons Advocacy?

Traditional form builders feel transactional and impersonal—exactly the opposite of what commons-based movements stand for. With Paperform's document-style editor, you can craft registration forms that reflect your values: collaborative, transparent, and human-centered. Add context with inline text, embed videos explaining peer production models, and use conditional logic to match supporters with relevant working groups based on their skills and interests.

Built for Grassroots Coordination

This template captures more than just contact details. It helps you understand each supporter's relationship to commons initiatives—whether they're experienced in cooperative governance, interested in learning about decentralized production, or ready to contribute specific skills to shared resource projects. The form adapts based on responses, showing relevant questions about availability, expertise, and preferred contribution methods.

Connect Your Movement's Tools

Use Stepper (stepper.io) to automate your supporter journey: send welcome sequences, assign mentors to new advocates, add registrants to working group channels, and trigger follow-up tasks for your organizing team. Connect to Notion for collaborative planning, Slack for community coordination, or your CRM to track engagement over time. When your movement operates through shared infrastructure, your forms should integrate seamlessly too.

Scale Your Impact

Whether you're building a local tool library, organizing a community land trust, or coordinating a regional peer production network, this template adapts to movements of any size. Collect structured data about supporter skills, resource needs, and contribution capacity—then use AI Insights to identify patterns in how your community wants to participate. This isn't just a sign-up form; it's the foundation of a coordinated commons transition strategy.

Start building the solidarity economy with a form that works as collaboratively as you do.