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Issue: Principles & Processes

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    Young Coloradans’ Hopes, Dreams, and Vision for the Future

    September 30, 2021

    Young Coloradans believe in a future where everyone is treated equally, resources are abundant, and we use innovative and creative solutions to solve big problems such as climate change and racial inequality. 57% of all youth named “equality” as a top value, and 44% named “relationship with Earth” as a top value. Among BIPOC youth, 60% named “technology and innovation” as a top value (with 52% naming “equality” as a top issue). Top issues named by all youth include: racial justice (60%), mental health (58%), healthcare (56%), education (40%) and climate change (40%). Many young people are unsure of where to start to create change but desire to be more involved and learn through experience. Young people strongly value the impact of voting, yet also believe it is insufficient on its own to create change. This report includes lots more specific survey questions and answers.

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    From Seed to Harvest: A Toolkit for Collaborative Racial Equity Strategies

    September 1, 2021

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    Love Notes to Our Social Justice Leaders: A Workbook to Support Your Reflective Leadership Practice

    August 31, 2021

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    Tipsheet: 6 Evidence-Based Insights for Relational Organizing

    August 3, 2021

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    Young Climate Feminists Building Radical Futures

    July 18, 2021

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    Community Rules: Simple Templates for Great Communities

    July 14, 2021

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    Advancing Equity for AAPI Communities

    July 10, 2021

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    What will post-pandemic climate advocacy look like?

    July 7, 2021

    The past few weeks have rough: from an “eye of fire” in the Gulf of Mexico and record-breaking heat in the West to tropical storm Elsa bearing down on our neighbors in south Florida, who are already mourning.
    I’ve been warding off my personal feelings of grief, anger, and despair by doubling down on local activism efforts, and recently hosted the first in-person meeting of our “Green New Deal for Durham” leadership team since COVID.
    It was so nice to be with people in three dimensions. We hugged each other and ate snacks. We did not worry about frozen cameras or choppy audio or unmuting. We captured next steps on a real whiteboard. And, I also found myself hyper-aware of the limitations of in-person gatherings, after 18 months of Zoom meetings. Turnout was lower than at our virtual gatherings as folks had to sort childcare, factor in commute time, and assess their personal health risk.
    COVID dramatically altered our activism, and not all of the changes were bad. Even as we dip our toes into “post-pandemic” life, the virus continues to ravage communities around the U.S. and the world. This week, we’ll share some reflections and resources to help your organization navigate post-pandemic climate advocacy.
                 

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    Want to Strengthen American Democracy? The Science of Collaboration Can Help

    June 22, 2021

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    What Is Relational Organizing, and Why Is It Important?

    June 22, 2021