ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
When we look at the state of waning democracy and rising authoritarianism in the US, it can be so hard to know what to do. Because our power to impact national policy is so limited, for many of us, it can feel like our hands are tied.
Yes, we can attend rallies, boycott companies that support authoritarianism, and vote in local elections. But these actions can feel small compared to the federal government's incessant violence.
So, what are we to do?
In this episode, we’ll share practical steps you can take now to grow democracy in your community and develop the collective strength to undermine authoritarianism. Hint: It’s all about how we engage conflicts with each other and develop our ability to widen our tent.
About Jiva Manske:
Jiva Manske has been organizing since he was twelve years old. He’s now a strategist, partner, and dad who works with people around the world to build powerful, transformational movements.
Jiva works to build a more resilient, innovative, and aligned pro-democracy field. He grounds his approach in commitments to accountability through collective action, organizing led by those most impacted by injustice, and healing-centered practice.
Learn more from Jiva:
The Anti-Authoritarian Playbook
The Anti-Authoritarian Podcast
Harnessing Our Power to End Political Violence
Learn More from Katherine:
To receive new episodes along with other nourishment for the fight ahead, subscribe to Love Letters for Changemakers
Katherine’s LinkedIn page
Center for Callings & Courage
Related Episodes:
Imagination is Political: Dreaming Together with Desiree Adaway
How to Address Harmful Impact using Nonviolent Communication with Roxy Manning
Yes, we can attend rallies, boycott companies that support authoritarianism, and vote in local elections. But these actions can feel small compared to the federal government's incessant violence.
So, what are we to do?
In this episode, we’ll share practical steps you can take now to grow democracy in your community and develop the collective strength to undermine authoritarianism. Hint: It’s all about how we engage conflicts with each other and develop our ability to widen our tent.
About Jiva Manske:
Jiva Manske has been organizing since he was twelve years old. He’s now a strategist, partner, and dad who works with people around the world to build powerful, transformational movements.
Jiva works to build a more resilient, innovative, and aligned pro-democracy field. He grounds his approach in commitments to accountability through collective action, organizing led by those most impacted by injustice, and healing-centered practice.
Learn more from Jiva:
The Anti-Authoritarian Playbook
The Anti-Authoritarian Podcast
Harnessing Our Power to End Political Violence
Learn More from Katherine:
To receive new episodes along with other nourishment for the fight ahead, subscribe to Love Letters for Changemakers
Katherine’s LinkedIn page
Center for Callings & Courage
Related Episodes:
Imagination is Political: Dreaming Together with Desiree Adaway
How to Address Harmful Impact using Nonviolent Communication with Roxy Manning
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