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Commons Conversations is a series of interviews in which campaigners share their experiences and insights into activism, learning in movements, radical history, and more. The series is produced by the Commons Social Change Library, a repository of more than 1500 resources for campaigners, which can be accessed for free at commonslibrary.orgIn the latest episode Commons Library director Holly Hammond chats with Hayley Sestokas from Environment Victoria. They discuss community and environmental organising in rural and regional areas with a focus on the importance of local connections and deep engagement. The episode also discusses resources to do with regional, remote and rural organizing, as summarised by the Advocacy Research Network.
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This week’s episode features a conversation between Neha Madhok and Michelle Prasad, who recently engaged in research concerning the experiences of People of Colour, First Nations People, and Multicultural Communities in the climate movement. Neha, who is the co-founder of Democracy in Colour, prod…
Sophie Hartley, researcher at the Commons Social Change Library, chats with Cathy Rogers from the UK Social Change Lab about how to effectively campaign against the fossil fuel industry. The pair discuss recent reports they have published. Sophie's is entitled Tactics Used by Fossil Fuel Companies …
In today’s episode Commons Librarian Iain McIntyre chats with artivist Jess Harwood about the role of comics and art in creating social change, as well as her work with various campaigns and organisations. The program is produced by the Commons Social Change Library. To access more than 1500 traini…
Tiny Sparks and Turning Points is a monthly selection of protests, strikes and significant dates concerning social change in Australian history. This was the segment for February. It was produced by the Commons Social Change Library, a repository of more than 1500 resources for campaigners, which c…
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