Disrupt Burrup Hub is a direct action campaign primarily targeting Woodside Energy projects at Murujuga on the Burrup Peninsula. Learn from their campaign evaluation.

With research skills you can get to know your issues in depth, find out where people stand on those issues, and make a strong evidence-based case for change. Archiving your campaign and organisation materials preserves the story of your collective efforts, so others can learn from social movement history.
Disrupt Burrup Hub is a direct action campaign primarily targeting Woodside Energy projects at Murujuga on the Burrup Peninsula. Learn from their campaign evaluation.
Explore the book, Archiving The Voices of Change: A radical recordkeeping guide for activists, archivists, and disruptors.
Climate activists have often engaged a wide range of tactics in their efforts to bring down fossil fuel emissions and halt climate change. But what about the tactics used by fossil fuel companies to obstruct climate action and suppress critique?
Sophie Hartley presented on impact evaluation in campaigns and social movements at FWD+Organise 2024.
The Handbook of Research Methods and Applications for Social Movements is essential for those seeking to enhance their understanding of social movements through rigorous research.
This guide about how to archive a protest includes a checklist and tips of what to think about before, during and after a protest.
How the Commons Social Change Library can help academics and researchers share their work more effectively with campaigners and improve impact.
Here is a list of radical, alternative and community libraries in Australia and around the world.
How can we move beyond research extractivism as justice focused scholars working with communities and movements? Here is a set of principles to help researchers design anti-extractivist research.
Professor Winnnifred Louise discusses the principles that can help campaigns to be more effective and durable.
Disrupt Burrup Hub is a direct action campaign primarily targeting Woodside Energy projects at Murujuga on the Burrup Peninsula. Learn from their campaign evaluation.
Explore the book, Archiving The Voices of Change: A radical recordkeeping guide for activists, archivists, and disruptors.
Climate activists have often engaged a wide range of tactics in their efforts to bring down fossil fuel emissions and halt climate change. But what about the tactics used by fossil fuel companies to obstruct climate action and suppress critique?
Sophie Hartley presented on impact evaluation in campaigns and social movements at FWD+Organise 2024.
The Handbook of Research Methods and Applications for Social Movements is essential for those seeking to enhance their understanding of social movements through rigorous research.
This guide about how to archive a protest includes a checklist and tips of what to think about before, during and after a protest.
How the Commons Social Change Library can help academics and researchers share their work more effectively with campaigners and improve impact.
Here is a list of radical, alternative and community libraries in Australia and around the world.
How can we move beyond research extractivism as justice focused scholars working with communities and movements? Here is a set of principles to help researchers design anti-extractivist research.
Professor Winnnifred Louise discusses the principles that can help campaigns to be more effective and durable.