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Movement Learning Catalyst: A Guide to Learning for Systemic Change
Guide for experienced activists and organisers in social movements who are keen to enhance their effectiveness in effecting systemic change.
Guide for experienced activists and organisers in social movements who are keen to enhance their effectiveness in effecting systemic change.
Watch Inspiring Activist and Protest Speeches by Harvey Milk, Nelson Mandela, Greta Thunberg, Malala Yousafzai, Emma Gonzalez and more.
Step-by-step guide for activists about the movement power approach to building mass participation in campaigns for widespread social change.
The Handbook of Research Methods and Applications for Social Movements is essential for those seeking to enhance their understanding of social movements through rigorous research.
What are the facts about social change and social movements? Daniel Hunter myth busts common misconceptions about how change happens.
Learn how to map a movement to help understand the landscape, the other players, what’s missing, what’s most needed, and where things like power imbalances and conflicts are causing problems.
Prefigurative politics in practice serves as a powerful catalyst for transformative social change. Here are examples and strategies.
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.
You’re not failing social change can be slow. Here are resources to explore around time, slow change and the concept of failure.
These online courses explore the foundations of organising, distributed leadership, social movements, and the concept of the Movement Cycle.
Professor Winnnifred Louise discusses the principles that can help campaigns to be more effective and durable.
The word ‘movement’ gets used a lot but it isn’t always clear what is meant by it. We’ve collected a number of definitions from academics and other social change theorists.
These videos focus on “movement moments” – events during which Australian activists pushed forward issues & created conditions for social change.
What mainstream commentators get wrong about the historic uprisings of the Berlin Wall in 1989, and what civil resistance gets right.
A comprehensive and broad range of books to read if you are Interested in activism, campaigning, organising, social change and justice.
Examples – from 350.org and beyond – about ways people handled campaign losses in healthy, soul-giving, and strategic ways.
Activism and Campaign history – A range of resources about the history of First Nations, social and labour movements in Australia and beyond.
A book review of Radicals: Outsiders Changing the World by Jamie Barlett. This book review focuses on the ‘radical’ climate activists.
The Activist Handbook is a ‘wikipedia’ style website that provides guides and resources for people to become effective activists.
The article discusses the importance of sacrifice in achieving social change, using the Star Wars TV show Andor as an example.