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Progress 2026 Inspiration: Plenary Highlights
The Australian Progress 2026 Conference brought together organisers, activists and thinkers from across Australia. Read key ideas shared by inspiring speakers during the plenary sessions.
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Deep Roots, Real Power: Candid Stories from the Field
What does it take to build long-term deep power? Insights from four community organisers at Progress 2026.
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What Works in Rural and Regional Organising: 10 Practical Lessons from the Field
This article summarises evidence-based insights and practical lessons for organisations seeking to support or build power in regional and remote communities.
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Lessons from the Zohran for NYC Campaign: Strategy, Organising and People Power
Mohamed Alharbii and Gabriella Zutrau from the Zohran for NYC campaign share the story of how Zohran Mamdani won the 2025 New York City mayoral election.
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Organising Beyond the Cities: Building Power in Regional Australia
Lessons about organising in regional communities from the renewables sector at the Australian Progress Conference in 2026.
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Why Australia Needs a Human Rights Act
Australia does not currently have a federally legislated Human Rights Act. A campaign coalition of over 150 organisations is reinvigorating a push to embed human rights into Australian law.
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Grassroots Activism Under Pressure: 10 Creative Practices from Hungary and Serbia
How savvy protest movements have found ways to push back against destructive populists in Serbia and Hungary. Insights from the European Center for Digital Action.
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Feminist Approaches to Changemaking
Learn from case studies in feminist organising around climate justice, energy justice, and economic justice in Kenya and Pakistan.
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Winning The Next Climate Fight
Winning The Next Climate Fight was a panel discussion from Progress 2026 that brought together leaders from Australia’s climate movement to reflect on past wins, current challenges, and the path ahead.
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Disagreeing Better
In a time of increased polarisation, bias, and judgement, reinforced and deepened by the technological landscape, we must learn to speak well with people we disagree with. This resource runs through a skills workshop on Disagreeing Better, run at Progress 2026 by Jordy Nijenhuis from Dare to be Grey.
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