# Start Here: Resources on Statelessness

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**Category:** Introductory Resources\
**Created:** [September 8, 2026, 11:27am UTC](https://againststatelessness.discourse.group/t/start-here-resources-on-statelessness/35 "2026-09-08T11:27:13Z")\
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**Post date:** [September 8, 2026, 11:27am UTC](https://againststatelessness.discourse.group/t/start-here-resources-on-statelessness/35/1 "2026-09-08T11:27:13Z")

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These resources offer different entry points into the work GMAS does. They are written for different audiences — some are easy starting points; others are for people who already know the field and want depth.

**New to statelessness?** Start with these:

- [What is statelessness?](https://www.againststatelessness.com/statelessness) — a short introduction

**To understand the Movement:**

- [The GMAS Manifesto](https://www.againststatelessness.com/s/Manifesto_English.pdf) (pinned in About the Movement)

- [The GMAS Options Paper](https://files.institutesi.org/Options_Paper_English.pdf) — a longer document on how we are organising (Full document)

- [The GMAS Options Paper](https://files.institutesi.org/Options_Paper_Summary_English.pdf) — Summary

- [Why GMAS Structure](https://www.againststatelessness.com/structure) — a detailed look into how GMAS is structured itself

**Going deeper:**

- Maybe reports, analysis, useful websites and sources can be introduced here