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Commons Conversations Podcast: Insights into Activism

Commons Conversations Podcast – Interviews with campaigners about insights into activism, learning in movements, radical history and more.

The Power of Organizing: Stories of Community Organizing Campaigns from across Europe

Case studies and stories of community organizers working in Europe from climate work in Poland to Roma rights in Slovakia and more.

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The Craft of Campaigns: A Podcast for Organisers

A podcast that goes behind the headlines and hashtags, inviting movement storytellers to share lessons from social justice campaigns.

Writing and Using Campaign Case Studies Webinar

Webinar by the Commons Social Change Library for Changemakers and Activists – Video of how to write and capture case studies.

ten dvd covers of movies about social movements struggles and leaders|illustration of fist holding a bar of music|a woman looking up||a young man with a guitar slung over his shoulder pushing another man in a wheelchair|Dolores holding a loud speaker.|DVD cover for movie Erin Brockovich - a mother holding a baby on her hip||portrait of Gandhi looking down|||Cover image of A Force More Powerful DVD - shows a protesting crowd in sihouette.||men standing on railway tracks|a woman holding a piece of paper that says 'union'|an photo of Sean Penn who plays Harvey Milk in the movie titled Milk|a group of people standing together|protestors||||a silhouette of a man jumping up and clicking his heels||Three photos of Australian Aboriginal Protestors at the camp at the Old Swan Brewery camp in Perth|||close up of Orca|dvd cover with outline of the top of Australia|||The cover of the DVD of the film Mabo. Eddie Mabo (actor) and Bonita Mabo (actress) stand together looking at the camera.|The dvd cover for Devil's Dust. Close up of three men's faces. The man on the top left is wearing oxygen breathing tubes.|Cover of DVD titled Show Me Democracy. The screen is split into two images. The left hand side is a person wearing a hoodie with the hood on. The writing on the hoodie reads Not your respectable negro in capital letters. The person is holding their fist in the air. Behind them is a parliament building with a red transparent overlay. On the right hand side is a photo of 6 people standing in front of the same building.|Cover of film titled Rustin. A close up of Bayard Rustin. He is wearing black rimmed glasses and has a moustache.|disobedience documentary||DVD cover for How to start a revolution. Close up of a man's face. The man is Gene Sharp.|Poster for movie

Films and Documentaries about Social Justice, Movements, Victories and Leaders

Be inspired with this list of movies and documentaries about social movement struggles, victories and leaders – Selma, Milk, Silkwood, Norma Rae, Gandhi and more.

Learning from Peers and the Past: Writing Case Studies

This article provides tips and template for writing activist case studies that provide campaigners with opportunities to learn from peers and the past.

Turning Grassroots Activism Into Durable Political Power

Watch this webinar to learn the basics of social movement theory and how those insights can be applied to building durable political power.

Australian Actions at the Point of Assumption

Points of Assumption – A list of Australian examples of tactics and actions that have reframed debates and beliefs and made social change.

a group of people protesting on the street wearing face masks and holding their fists in the air. There is a banner in the back reading Black Lives Matter. The person at the front wearing an Australian Aboriginal flag is holding their phone.|a cigarette billboard ad for Dunhill cigarettes. Over the top of the ad it says Superior lung cancer?? Heart disease??|Protesters standing in front of arrivals and departure boards at airport they are framed in between two policeman.|Two mean walking past a large gate into a building.|two people lying in a railway track with banners. One banner reads FLAC - Frontline Action on Coal. Another banner lying in the middle of the tracks reads - BlackRock Stop funding ? destruction.|a group of protestors in the forest on dirt road blocking a bullzoer|a group of protestors with barcode stickers over their mouths. They are holding banners. One reads Make them accountable and features a skeleton dressed in a suit. Another banner reads Stop environmental and human rights abuses|A group of Aboriginal Australians protesting. There is a large chalkboard that reads Aborigines Conference Day of Mourning

Australian Actions at Different Points of Intervention

Australian examples of actions that intensify impact in terms of ensuring visibility, challenging opponents, and disrupting narratives.

Changing Beliefs Through Action at the Point of Assumption

How can activists reframe debates & beliefs? By challenging the assumptions that underpin them using powerful actions at points of intervention.

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