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I don't think it's that essential to organize groups or events. THEY are prepared for that anyway and have means of dealing with it. I focus more on the simple individual things than anyone can do.

So what can you do? You can start by stopping. Stop doing what they want or expect you to do. Stop playing their game. Stop living the life they prepared for you. Live your own, based on your own moral principles and personal responsibility, not on their rules. You don't need groups, groups are predictable and manageable. Become an unknown element in the game, one they can't predict. As more and more people do just this, "groups" will form naturally whenever needed. It's not so much about taking any action, as about simply stopping being ruled by Them.

An example from experience. I work in a company that is about as fascist as the american government right now. Here employees are not people. We are numbered "human resources." The employers treat us as replaceable pieces of meat, source of labor. Sure they feed us ******** about how our opinion matters but somehow every time you voice your opinion, suddenly nobody's listening. So they're just messing with most people any way they want. Except not with me. For a very simple reason. I don't let them. Why do others DO let them? Fear. They are afraid of losing their job so they'll just limit their reactions to annoyed remarks but they'll do all the **** they don't actually have to do. They'll work overtime without getting paid for it. They will do work that is not in their job description. They will submit to rules that somebody just made up in the company but aren't really legal. They're just too afraid to stand against the system.

Fear is a bad motivation though. And usually it's completely unnecessary. I break Their rules and not only have I not lost my job but nobody's even bothering me. So that's where you start. You just stop being a part of The System. Most of bad things that happen to you, happen because you let them happen. So don't. THEY don't own you. They have only as much power over you as you let them have.

The next step might be that you interfere when you see injustice being done not to you, but to others. Just encourage and help each other in small everyday situations. From there the bond between people will start to build and when needed, the connection will already be there before you know it. Act with personal responsibility and everything else comas naturally. Don't worry much about organizing stuff, just worry about whether what you're doing every day is right.