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The New Global Citizen: Harnessing Youth Leadership to Reshape Civil Society
Exposes how the global development sector has not kept pace with the changing ways youth seek to create social change, creating a disconnect between formal civil society and the majority of youth leaders. -
Theory of Change
Learn how to understand your problem, think about why it hasn't been solved, and help you develop your theory for a solution.Webinar Community Engagement Leadership Development Resistance School
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Transforming Resistance into a Social Movement
Learn how to go from resisting to creating lasting change.Training Community Engagement Strategy Resistance School @ Berkeley
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Tribalism 101: Next Door Strangers Conversation Guide
Inspired by the podcast Next Door Strangers, this Living Room Conversation begins with a 15-minute podcast: http://www.kuer.org/post/1-tribalism-101-pick-side. We invite you to listen and then begin your Living Room Conversation. -
Understanding Activism
Understanding Activism provides critical insights into practices that can be adopted across civil society to ensure more effective support to nonviolent movements at the forefront of securing inclusive, participatory democracies. -
United or Divided? Conversation Guide
Political and philosophical differences are normal in a healthy and free society. No citizen should be expected to violate his or her own conscience or compromise sacred principles. But the common values we share, and our shared desire to solve common problems, should also enable us to make reasonable and principled compromises for our mutual well-being. In some instances, the Left and the Right fundamentally agree, yet the system somehow keeps us from working together. -
What Makes Nonviolent Movements Succeed
An interview with Dr. Erica Chenoweth, author of “Why Civil Resistance Works: The Strategic Logic of Nonviolent Conflict.”
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