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Organising Stories and Lessons from the 350 Organising Story Telling Lab
Collection of different case studies / stories of organising and movements from across the globe collated and presented by 350.org.
Collection of different case studies / stories of organising and movements from across the globe collated and presented by 350.org.
Better understand how the work of activists, bridge-builders, and organizers can reinforce one another as well as be in constructive tension.
Three courses by 350.org about how to campaign and social movements. The courses are very user friendly, easy to follow and accessible.
The growing appeal of board games has some important lessons for social change and social movements, argues Steve Wright.
Here is a new framework for understanding social change by the Sheila McKechnie Foundation in the UK. It is called the Social Change Grid.
This guide has resources to help you think about how power is at play and to take action to transform power and build solidarity in social change.
Watch this webinar to learn some of the essential takeaways to improve your organizing with insights from social science.
Points of Assumption – A list of Australian examples of tactics and actions that have reframed debates and beliefs and made social change.
Australian examples of actions that intensify impact in terms of ensuring visibility, challenging opponents, and disrupting narratives.Â
How can activists reframe debates & beliefs? By challenging the assumptions that underpin them using powerful actions at points of intervention.
Campaigners – Where is the best place to take action with the greatest impact? Learn about making change using points of intervention.
How movements settle the debate on whether to engage with political parties from the inside or outside will have a profound impact on their effectiveness.
What key ingredients enable movements to realise significant change? Learn from four movements and this report’s insights and findings.
Learn about the SCARF Model for Psychological Safety in Groups by David Rock. It’s a tool for diagnosing and supporting good group health.
A collation of resources about the book – Prisms of the People: Power and Organizing in Twenty First Century America – by Hahrie Han, Elizabeth McKenna and Michelle Oyakawa.
Inspiring quotes from Marshall Ganz, an expert in leadership, organizing and narrative/story. He is a lecturer at Harvard University.
Tools, pragmatic lessons and case studies on harnessing the power of narrative, culture, and imagination to help our movements win.
A video series from the Social Change Lab, University of Queensland explores how to use learnings from psychology to create social change.
Daniel Hunter outlines the key elements of campaigns: a strategic time-tested model for effective social change work.
Resources about resisting repression, defending civil liberties, promoting alternatives to repression and fostering nonviolent methods of social defence and social change.