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Orienting Around Shared Purpose in Diverse Communities
A practical guide for local civic leaders who have people ready to work together, but are still figuring out what shared work should begin.
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Listening as the Invitation: How to Use One-to-One Conversations to Build Civic Relationships
A practical guide to one-to-one conversations for building civic relationships and discovering shared self-interest in local communities.
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Brisbane Bergerak: Unsalient yet Unsilent
A case study concerning the formation and activities undertaken by Brisbane Bergerak [Brisbane in a Motion], a grassroots collective movement challenging the traditional silence of Indonesian students studying overseas toward their homeland’s democratic backsliding.
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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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Rural & Regional Organising in Australia: A Practical and Evidence-Based Guide for Activists
A practical how-to guide synthesising what the research evidence shows about effective organising and campaigning in non-metropolitan communities. This how-to guide is both for local activists and allied city-based organisations.
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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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