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Striking Voices: Young People and Climate Justice

Striking Voices is a project about climate justice, young people’s experiences of taking collective action, and education.

There are three interlinked shapes. One reads Humour Can Amplify Generational Differences. Another reads Sometimes humour is just a thing (that can also help with burnout) and the third reads Humour is entwined with individual and collective identity work.

Funny Climate Activism? An Analysis of Creative Digital Action by Young People

A summary of an article concerning the role of humour in the lives and work of young climate advocates.

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Young People, Climate Justice and Curriculum Justice

This article by researchers from Striking Voices explores how young Australian climate justice advocates experience schooling gaps. Their stories reveal a curricular injustice: climate education fails to match their real-world learning and action.

Democratic Decision Making within your Organisation

Explore democratic decision making within your organisation with practical tips and reflection questions from AORTA.

The Importance of Strategic Planning in Nonviolent Struggle

Learn about the importance of strategic planning in nonviolent struggles from Gene Sharp, founder of the Albert Einstein Institution.

Steps in Strategic Planning for Nonviolent Struggles against Repressive Regimes

Explore the steps in strategic planning for nonviolent struggles against repressive regimes in this book chapter by Gene Sharp.

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Where to Find Social Movement Research

A roundup of the best sources of social movement research, including research hubs, networks, academic journals, blogs and magazines.

Flying Bats Football Club: Shifting the Narrative on Trans Inclusion in Community Sport

The Flying Bats’ campaign challenged anti-trans hate through personal story, a petition & media advocacy to shift the narrative on inclusion in sport.

Home of Hope: Arts, Culture, & Conflict Transformation

IMPACT’s ‘Home of Hope’ is a diverse space for human rights, peace, and justice via arts, offering online/in-person community, resources, and solidarity. Alongside events it hosts a resource database and WhatsApp groups.

Protests: Start Here

A collection of resources to explore protests – why protest, do protests work, how to stay safe, how to organise a protest, etc.

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