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Spadework is an educational project of the Werkstatt für Bewegungsbildung – a movement school located in Berlin, Germany, dedicated to providing ordinary people with the tools and space necessary to build the organizations and movements we need and long for. Spadework will be offering three different kinds of formats: Interviews with organizers about organizational problems, solutions, and questions they've developed or uncovered in their respective terrain; "Call-in" shows where listeners can talk to an experienced organizer about a specific problem they've encountered in their own political work; and short "how-to" episodes that outline specific practices, techniques, or mechanisms that listeners can consider introducing into their toolbox.
Opdateringsfrekvens:
every 51 days
Gennemsnitlig lydlængde:
68 minutes
Engelsk
USA
11 episoder
siden 15. december 2020
episodic
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You are listening to the second episode of our second season. It is an episode I, Antje, was particularly looking forward to, since it focuses on many questions that are central to my personal work in the labor movement: How can we move from digital outreach to offline engagement? How do we get som…
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This is a special crossover between Spadework and European Alternatives. Earlier this year, our co-host Daniel Gutiérrez, had been a fellow at European Alternatives’ Academy of Migrant Organizing – a structure dedicated to bringing together migrant organizers and activists across Germany in order t…
Welcome back to Spadework podcast! Yes, we're still alive and still kicking!
This is our intermission episode. We never expected to need an intermission, but this podcast, like everything else, exists in relation to a world defined by turbulence and crisis. Here's us taking the time to reintrodu…
In this toolbox episode, we talk to Steve Hughes of the European Community Organizing Network and union scholar and organizer Jane McAlevey about “the one-on-one” – a keystone technique that has informed the craft of professional organizing for decades.
Despite the ubiquity of this technique, ho…
In this episode, we consider the role of organized labor in the crisis of neoliberalism with labor organizer, campaigner, trainer, and migrant rights activist, Valery Alzaga. Drawing on decades of experiences within the global world of organized labor, this episode takes us through Valery's journey…
Who draws the boundaries of the “self” in self-organization? Isn’t a spontaneous event organized? From where does the suspicion of being organized spring? How can organizations combine the resources and move beyond competition in political processes? Why is translating specific organizational forms…
In a conversation with militant researchers Manuela Zechner and Bue Rübner Hansen, we discuss experiments in workers’ self-organization that have taken shape in Europe over and against the process of neoliberalization and the resulting condition of precaritzation. Throughout the conversation, we ta…
Spadework is excited to present to our listeners our first themed “toolbox” episode, called “Getting Started.” Toolboxes are special content where experienced organizers from different contexts provide our listeners with “tools” to help them work through a particular organizational problem.
In t…
Over the span of a few short years, the Deutsche Wohnen and Co. Enteignen campaign has fundamentally altered Berlin politics as it has been able to successfully mobilize tens of thousands of tenants around a very radical demand: it’s time to expropriate big landlords. To realize this they’ve been w…
In this episode we will talk with two organizers from the German climate movement. We will focus on their struggle to save the planet and their fight against a pending doomsday clock. For those that don’t know, the Doomsday Clock was a cold war symbolic representation of the likelihood of human-mad…
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