Lost in Translation: What Does it Mean to Organize Across Languages?
"Who are my people?" This question lies at the core of every organizer's journey, propelling their quest to create an inclusive framework of organizing that resonates with the people. This often starts with finding the right words. It all began two years ago when I was teaching public narrative alongside Marshall Ganz at the Leadership, Storytelling, and Action
Organizing for Freedom: How Beyond the Bars is challenging the carceral system in Miami
In 2020, Beyond the Bars embarked on a mission to empower people impacted by incarceration and transform the oppressive and exploitative system by addressing the cost of incarceration in Miami. By 2022, the organization had achieved a remarkable 70% reduction in the cost of jail calls and persuaded administrators to eliminate a daily subsistence
Whisper to Humanity: Organizing Children for Gender Equality in Nigeria
How can sustainable change be achieved when families and school textbooks dictate what children can or cannot aspire to? In 2020, a group of 5 young Nigerian activists set out to end gender inequalities and stereotypes within the Nigerian school system, which were limiting opportunities for children. Initially, the group’s focus was on girls'
Orientation to Organizing with Citizen’s UK- Community Power to achieve immigrants justice
Are you searching for effective ways to build power and drive change in your communities? Look no further! Our Orientation to Organizing on October 31st from 9 am to 12 pm CET, 5.00-8.00 pm AEST is the perfect opportunity. This 3-hour introductory session delves into the organizing and public narrative practices developed by Marshall Ganz