Community Organizing / Direct Action / Occupy Field Reports / Occupy Wall Street / Poor Peoples Movements / Racial Justice / Urban Struggles
November 14, 2011 4After visiting Occupy sites across the nation, Take Back the Land’s Max Rameau calls for a movement that both occupies and liberates.
Community Organizing / Direct Action / Occupy Wall Street / Poor Peoples Movements / Racial Justice / Urban Struggles
November 1, 2011 0Organizers from Community Voices Heard & VOCAL reflect on their organizing around revenue and their relationships with the Occupy movement.
Community Organizing / Occupy Wall Street / Poor Peoples Movements / Urban Struggles / Worker Organizing
November 1, 2011 0At a time when city after city is holding back austerity measures, organizers in Chicago are asking policy makers to stop making cuts.
Doyle Canning and Rachel Laforest reflect on the connections between recent Right to the City actions in Boston and the #occupy movement.
Tell us what you think about Occupy Wall Street and weigh in on the debate between Sally Kohn and Subhash Kateel.
Authors Amy Sonnie and James Tracy discuss their forthcoming book, Hillbilly Nationalists, Urban Race Rebels, and Black Power.
Community Organizing / Direct Action / International Solidarity / Poor Peoples Movements / Urban Struggles
May 1, 2011 0Organizing veteran Paul Gestos shares lessons from his trip to Argentina towards the building of an unemployed workers movement in the United States.
Immigrant Rights Movement / Poor Peoples Movements / Racial Justice / Urban Struggles / Worker Organizing
February 1, 2011 1During the 2010 U.S. Social Forum, nine sectors of excluded workers came together to found the Excluded Workers Congress.
Purvi Shah and Charles Elsesser explore their model of community lawyering and openings to take fights beyond defensive into offensive action.
Ng’ethe Maina makes an honest investigation into our strengths and weaknesses and sheds new light on avenues for innovation, and transformation.
