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Guide to Hope-based Communication: How to use the 5 Hope-based Shifts

The five shifts help changemakers move from opposition to vision, using brain science insights to reshape narratives and strategy.

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Organising your Local Community: One Million Rising’s Campaign against Authoritarianism

Learn how to organise your local community against authoritarianism by watching these videos and accessing this toolkit for the One Million Rising Campaign in the US.

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Tomorrow Movement: The Momentum Organising Framework in Australia

Explore the Momentum Model and how Tomorrow Movement uses this grassroots organising framework in Australia.

Psychology, Trust and Joy in Organizing

Apply psychological insight to improve organizing practice with this series on psychology, trust, and joy by Leading Change Network.

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Commons Conversation: Resisting Genocide and Settler-Colonialism With Noura Mansour and Tarneen Onus-Browne

Podcast featuring a conversation about solidarity between First Nations and Palestinian communities in Australia.

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Tactic: Accountability Session

The Accountability Session is a tactic used in community organising to demonstrate power and hold decision-makers accountable.

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All about Dr Mary Graham: Elder, Aboriginal Philosopher, Educator, Community Development Leader

An introduction to the work of respected Elder, educator, and philosopher Mary Graham, featuring her articles, papers, webinars, and podcasts.

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Insurrectionary Uprisings: A Reader in Revolutionary Nonviolence and Decolonization – Book Review

Insurrectionary Uprisings: A Reader in Revolutionary Nonviolence and Decolonization is an extensive compendium of essays, speeches and interviews.

Building Power with Land Defenders

Watch this event that hosted a global conversation with land defenders on the frontlines from Guatemala, India, the Philippines, and Zimbabwe

Text reads 'Rembering Paul Coe First Nations Activist'. Faded background image of hand print in sand and an Aboriginal flag flying.|Three Aboriginal men standing side by side with their fists up in the Black Power salute with a poster that reads the Aboriginal Embassy.|||Three Aboriginal men standing side by side with their fists up in the Black Power salute with a poster that reads the Aboriginal Embassy.|Aboriginal Activist Paul Coe addresses a meeting organised by the Federal Council for the Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders (FCAATSI) at the Lower Hall of Sydney Town Hall in resistance to the Captain Cook Bicentenary Celebrations and re-enactment of Captain Cook's landing at Kurnell.||

Remembering Paul Coe: First Nations Activist

Paul Coe, Wiradjuri activist and lawyer, has passed away, leaving a lifetime legacy that transformed the landscape of First Nations justice. As a fearless campaigner, Coe helped found the Aboriginal Legal Service, established the Tent Embassy, and inspired generations in the fight for Aboriginal rights.

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