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‘We saw ourselves as ratbags’: The Australian Student Environment Network
A history of the Australian Student Environment Network and its support for First Nations, climate, anti-logging and other campaigns.
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How to Turn Extreme Weather Tragedies into Climate Victories
After an extreme weather event, climate organizers can seize the opportunity to push for tangible policy change.
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Inspiring Quotes from George Lakey: Activist, Strategist, Trainer and Author
Inspiring quotes from George Lakey, US activist, strategist, Quaker, trainer and writer. Topics include courage, hope, vision, training and more.
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The Wisdom of George Lakey: Insights from a Life of Activism
Explore many articles by George Lakey, US activist, strategist, Quaker, trainer and writer. He shares hard-won lessons on nonviolent action and social movements.
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Learn from George Lakey: Activist, Strategist, Trainer and Author
A curated selection of resources from the Commons librarians featuring the prolific and inspiring work of U.S. activist George Lakey. Dive in to explore his many influential movement projects and books.
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Creative Community-led Action: The Busted Bus Stops Campaign
This campaign case study of the Busted Bus Stops Campaign highlights how creative, community-led action can draw attention to local issues.
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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.
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Beyond Headcounts: Evaluating Climate Conversations for Real Impact
Climate organisers – how do you evaluate climate conversations? Here is a look at different metrics and approaches for how to measure impact.
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Talking Change: How Climate Conversations can Shift Public Attitudes and Help Build Movements
Why having conversations can be an effective tool for shifting attitudes, inspiring action, and growing the climate movement.
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Fighting Fire with Listening: How Climate Conversations can help Tackle Misinformation
Listening and values-based conversations about climate change are more effective than facts alone in countering climate misinformation.
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