An introduction and overview regarding the 3.5% rule and Erica Chenoweth’s work concerning civil resistance and nonviolent mass mobilizations.
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The Anti-Autocracy Handbook: A Scholars’ Guide to Navigating Democratic Backsliding
This handbook is designed to help scholars think about their own risk and purposefully choose actions in line with it.
Care and be Cared for through Disaster
Ideas and thinking about how to care and be cared for through disaster. Recommendations for what you and your community organisation can do.
The Proper Form of Politeness: Quotes from the Pen of T-Bone Slim
Quotes from T-Bone Slim, “the laureate of the logging camps” who wrote more than 1000 humorous and polemical columns, songs and poems from 1920 to 1942.
Why didn’t we Stop the War? An Evaluation of the Campaign against the Iraq War
An evaluation of the campaign against Australia’s involvement in the Iraq war examines the efforts of anti-war coalitions and the broader movement.
Stories from the Frontlines: First Nations Voices on Climate Justice (Webinar)
Watch this panel of First Nations voices yarn about climate justice and stories from the frontlines in this webinar run by Seed in Australia.
How to Make Change Happen: Free, Online Course
Would you like to know how to make change happen but don’t where to start? Here is a free, online course by Oxfam International.
The Impacts of Climate Activism
Does climate activism work? Do climate protests work? YES and YES! Here is what 50 research studies tell us.
Collective Care & Solidarity to Counter Disinformation
Effective responses to disinformation require collaboration, collective care for those affected, and active solidarity.
Our Warrior: The Story of Robbie Thorpe
This documentary of Aboriginal activist Robbie Thorpe, Our Warrior traces his lifelong fight for Indigenous justice, from Black Power roots to groundbreaking legal challenges against genocide.
Civil Resistance and the 3.5% Rule: An Overview
An introduction and overview regarding the 3.5% rule and Erica Chenoweth’s work concerning civil resistance and nonviolent mass mobilizations.
The Anti-Autocracy Handbook: A Scholars’ Guide to Navigating Democratic Backsliding
This handbook is designed to help scholars think about their own risk and purposefully choose actions in line with it.
Care and be Cared for through Disaster
Ideas and thinking about how to care and be cared for through disaster. Recommendations for what you and your community organisation can do.
The Proper Form of Politeness: Quotes from the Pen of T-Bone Slim
Quotes from T-Bone Slim, “the laureate of the logging camps” who wrote more than 1000 humorous and polemical columns, songs and poems from 1920 to 1942.
Why didn’t we Stop the War? An Evaluation of the Campaign against the Iraq War
An evaluation of the campaign against Australia’s involvement in the Iraq war examines the efforts of anti-war coalitions and the broader movement.
Stories from the Frontlines: First Nations Voices on Climate Justice (Webinar)
Watch this panel of First Nations voices yarn about climate justice and stories from the frontlines in this webinar run by Seed in Australia.
How to Make Change Happen: Free, Online Course
Would you like to know how to make change happen but don’t where to start? Here is a free, online course by Oxfam International.
The Impacts of Climate Activism
Does climate activism work? Do climate protests work? YES and YES! Here is what 50 research studies tell us.
Collective Care & Solidarity to Counter Disinformation
Effective responses to disinformation require collaboration, collective care for those affected, and active solidarity.
Our Warrior: The Story of Robbie Thorpe
This documentary of Aboriginal activist Robbie Thorpe, Our Warrior traces his lifelong fight for Indigenous justice, from Black Power roots to groundbreaking legal challenges against genocide.