Cette boîte à outils comprend des conseils, des réflexions et des ressources pour ceux qui cherchent à prendre de véritables mesures pour décoloniser vos approches et soutenir de manière significative les mouvements autochtones.
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The Global Grassroots Support Network (GGSN) is an initiative building upon the Blueprints for Change project. The GGSN is building a community of practice that brings together projects supporting “grassroots justice-oriented” activist groups in multiple regions and continents. Our objective is to share knowledge around common challenges that these groups face, and how each project has solved for them. Folks in this network can learn from each others’ experience and swap ideas for trainings, coaching and resource materials (i.e. guides, workshops, media) they created in their own part of the world.
Cette boîte à outils comprend des conseils, des réflexions et des ressources pour ceux qui cherchent à prendre de véritables mesures pour décoloniser vos approches et soutenir de manière significative les mouvements autochtones.
Tips and resources for those looking to take real steps to decolonize your approaches and meaningfully support Indigenous movements.
Looking for a sample brief to give to photographers/videographers to capture your action event/protest? Here is an example brief by Move Beyond Coal in Australia.
How do you build a broad coalition, a united front, despite frictions in ideology and political positioning? Are there examples from other countries that have been able to do this?
How do we make it accessible and support individuals to share their stories, especially if they do not feel safe doing so? Here are 3 tips to help you.
Here are strategies for simplifying campaign messages, e.g using stakeholder mapping and visuals, reducing complexity and more.
Using case studies and interviews with organizers and land defenders, this article explores factors that contributed to the success of 14 intersectional climate justice campaigns in North America.
This Guide provides ideas and strategies for activists groups to implement when dealing with conflict which is inevitable.
Learn how to create your own podcast – Tips and examples to help you understand and start your own podcast project.
Explore how movements can manage internal conflict when it inevitably arises as they seek to build broad-based pro-democracy coalitions of active, passive, and unlikely allies.
Cette boîte à outils comprend des conseils, des réflexions et des ressources pour ceux qui cherchent à prendre de véritables mesures pour décoloniser vos approches et soutenir de manière significative les mouvements autochtones.
Tips and resources for those looking to take real steps to decolonize your approaches and meaningfully support Indigenous movements.
Looking for a sample brief to give to photographers/videographers to capture your action event/protest? Here is an example brief by Move Beyond Coal in Australia.
How do you build a broad coalition, a united front, despite frictions in ideology and political positioning? Are there examples from other countries that have been able to do this?
How do we make it accessible and support individuals to share their stories, especially if they do not feel safe doing so? Here are 3 tips to help you.
Here are strategies for simplifying campaign messages, e.g using stakeholder mapping and visuals, reducing complexity and more.
Using case studies and interviews with organizers and land defenders, this article explores factors that contributed to the success of 14 intersectional climate justice campaigns in North America.
This Guide provides ideas and strategies for activists groups to implement when dealing with conflict which is inevitable.
Learn how to create your own podcast – Tips and examples to help you understand and start your own podcast project.
Explore how movements can manage internal conflict when it inevitably arises as they seek to build broad-based pro-democracy coalitions of active, passive, and unlikely allies.