This kit provides materials about South Africa for activists and educators and the Canadian public. The materials provide ideas for communicating the information and moving people to action. They include a user's guide with a kit overview and suggestions for its use; an educator's handbook on South Africa, which applies a popular education approach to South African solidarity education with ideas for planning and implementing programs, workshop examples, and popular education resources; and suggestions for taking action against apartheid in Canada. "Tools," designed for use in workshops, educational settings, or as handouts, include pamphlets exploding current myths about South Africa; conversations between South African and Canadian high school students, women, trade unionists, and church people; a summary of what South Africans are fighting against and for, including the Freedom Charter adopted at the 1955 Congress of the People; and a short piece outlining cultural expressions of resistance in South Africa, with a list of South African cultural resources available in Canada. "Background Information" materials include sectoral background papers on youth, women, trade unions, and the church; a look at Canadian government and corporate involvement in South Africa; and an overview of the South African resistance movement. A directory of Canadian groups and organizations involved in South Africa support work, an annotated listing of major print and audiovisual resources available on South Africa, and a glossary are provided. (YLB)