TC Caldwell of The Knights and Orchids Society on how the fight for bodily autonomy and self-determination doesn’t stop or start with Roe: “Our work doesn’t stop or start with these…
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Mutual aid allows movements to resist and transform oppressive systems. It could also be what ultimately sustains us against climate change.
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More than one billion people, or 15 percent of the global population, live with a disability, according to the World Health Organization. People with disabilities face significantly higher risks associated with…
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The climate emergency is here. Our political system isn’t responding at scale, so climate activists are stepping up their game.
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The California Endowment is spearheading renewed interest in an approach that supports communities to be the architects of their own equity efforts. Open-access to this article made possible by The California Endowment.
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I taught my students to respect the power of civic engagement. Recent politics has made it hard to extend that work. Florida’s “Don’t Say Gay” bill was the start of a radical transformation that threatens to undo decades of social change.
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The Brookings Institution calls libraries vital “third places” within a community. After home and work, third places play a critical role in building community cohesiveness. Few enduringly American institutions have…
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Going beyond social change Mad Libs means going deep with systems, movements, and real human emotions.
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Founded by Teresa Baker, José González, and Pattie Gonia in 2022, the Outdoorist Oath was inspired by conversations with outdoor industry companies and conservation organizations. After the group identified an…
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From Iran’s protests to the global demonstrations for abortion rights, here’s what we can learn from the protests for gender equality this year.
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What if funders approached grantmaking in the way social movement leaders approach their most pressing challenges? In environments defined by uncertainty, movement leaders assume that even the best-laid plans will…
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Acts of protest and revolution have historically been powered by ordinary-but-extraordinary Black women like Gilmore: leaders and strategists, some formally educated, most not, the majority whose names aren’t instantly recognizable…