The Survival Guide to Neo-Fascism is a tightly packed 66-page guidebook for an age of algorithmic control. It is both a map of modern authoritarianism and a manual for personal and collective repair. Where past fascism relied on state propaganda, and militarism, neo-fascism operates through markets, digital landscape, and emotion, through the quiet colonization of our attention. This guide traces how twenty-first-century power disguises itself in culture wars, consumer choice, and digital dependence, how it weaponizes trauma, polarization, and exhaustion to erode empathy and critical thought. It reveals the subtle architecture of control: the fusion of surveillance capitalism, corporate nationalism, and moral panic that sustains a politics of division while appearing democratic.

But it is also a handbook for liberation. Built on the Rebel Healing framework, it argues that resistance without inner transformation merely recreates the system it opposes. The path out is both psychological and structural: to reclaim agency over our narratives, our nervous systems, and our shared reality.

Drawing from political theory, social psychology, and trauma-informed practice, The Survival Guide to Neo-Fascism equips readers to:

• Recognize the emotional mechanics of propaganda and manipulation.
• Rebuild critical consciousness and discernment in an age of disinformation.
• Cultivate communities and alternative systems of care, accountability, and creative dissent.
• Build movements grounded in empathy, cooperation, and ecological truth.