YouthXYouth has been exploring the power and sacredness of youth movements as a unique form of resistance.
Year: 2015
2015
The Revolution Begins in Bankstown! The 1999 University of Western Sydney Campus Occupation
The Bankstown student occupation of 1999 was the longest occupation of a university in Australia in the 1990s.
The Power of Reaching Out to Others: Organizing One on One Meetings
Remember the power and importance of one on one meetings when organizing to help your groups grow and invite people to step into leadership.
Understand Your Role in Social Change
Here is a useful framework to help you understand your role in social change. It describes different social change roles: Helpers, Advocates, Organizers & Rebels.
Strengthen a Campaign with Dilemma Demonstrations
Strengthen a Campaign with Dilemma Demonstrations – They are effective because rather than telling people about a problem, they show it.
Choosing a Campaign Goal
Have you started a campaign? Do you have a campaign goal or goals? Does it fulfil basic criteria? Learn from past campaigns how they chose their goals.
The Long History of Protest Camps
Learn about the history of protest camps and how people have not only imagined but also practically built alternative worlds together.
Lessons from the Tents: What Protest Camps Can Teach Our City
Remembering and lessons we can learn from the Occupy London / Occupy LSX 2011 protest camp by the author Anna Feigenbaum.
I don’t really have a ‘Theory of Change’ but these things will help
Developing a theory of change for your campaign? Here are 8 pieces of advice from Chris Rose that may help to think about for your campaign.
Organising Civil Disobedience for Newcomers
350.org shares valuable lessons on organizing civil disobedience for newcomers, emphasizing trust-building, narrative development, preparation for repression, affinity groups, and post-action debriefing.
Youth Movements as a Unique form of Resistance
YouthXYouth has been exploring the power and sacredness of youth movements as a unique form of resistance.
The Revolution Begins in Bankstown! The 1999 University of Western Sydney Campus Occupation
The Bankstown student occupation of 1999 was the longest occupation of a university in Australia in the 1990s.
The Power of Reaching Out to Others: Organizing One on One Meetings
Remember the power and importance of one on one meetings when organizing to help your groups grow and invite people to step into leadership.
Understand Your Role in Social Change
Here is a useful framework to help you understand your role in social change. It describes different social change roles: Helpers, Advocates, Organizers & Rebels.
Strengthen a Campaign with Dilemma Demonstrations
Strengthen a Campaign with Dilemma Demonstrations – They are effective because rather than telling people about a problem, they show it.
Choosing a Campaign Goal
Have you started a campaign? Do you have a campaign goal or goals? Does it fulfil basic criteria? Learn from past campaigns how they chose their goals.
The Long History of Protest Camps
Learn about the history of protest camps and how people have not only imagined but also practically built alternative worlds together.
Lessons from the Tents: What Protest Camps Can Teach Our City
Remembering and lessons we can learn from the Occupy London / Occupy LSX 2011 protest camp by the author Anna Feigenbaum.
I don’t really have a ‘Theory of Change’ but these things will help
Developing a theory of change for your campaign? Here are 8 pieces of advice from Chris Rose that may help to think about for your campaign.
Organising Civil Disobedience for Newcomers
350.org shares valuable lessons on organizing civil disobedience for newcomers, emphasizing trust-building, narrative development, preparation for repression, affinity groups, and post-action debriefing.