With 1,500 Mutual Aid Groups Set up in a Matter of Days, Will Things Ever Be the Same Again?
Where civic duty meets anarchist organising: mutual aid groups are providing a lifeline to people let down by the government. Sophie Hemery reports.
Tag: organising
Opinion: From Despair to Where? #McStrike Shows Us Where Labour’s Rebuilding Must Start
Alex Wood argues that Labour's declining support in former industrial areas should be understood alongside the decline of the trade union movement. Revitalising Labour, he argues, will require a labour movement rooted in post-industrial realities.
5 Reasons Feminists in Leeds Are Striking on 8 March
Wrenched from its radical roots in the struggles of working class women, International Women’s Day has been increasingly defanged in the name of corporate interest. Luke Dukinfield makes the case for reclaiming it.
“They’re Using Fear and Hatred of Immigrants” | Eleanor Penny Meets Nelini Stamp
At The World Transformed 2018, Eleanor Penny met National Organising Director at the Working Families Party Nelini Stamp. They discussed white supremacy, working class organisation strategies, the future and hope.
Community Organising FTW
What is community organising? On #NovaraFM Michael Walker asks Harriet Protheroe-Davis and Tom Godwin from Hope not Hate, and Martin Smith, head of community organising for the Labour Party.
Rent Strikes Work: An Interview With Toronto’s Parkdale Organize
In light of their recent victory, William Neumeister spoke again with Parkdale Organize, a group of working class tenants in Parkdale, Toronto who went on strike to fight back against rent hikes and poor living conditions.
TWT: Taking Back Control?
In a special podcast, James Butler speaks about control and power with organisers of The World Transformed's 'Take Back Control' tour.
Interview with Malia Bouattia
Ash Sarkar is joined by Malia Bouattia for a discussion on antiracist organising, hip hop and more.
Long Read: Rebuilding Radical Unionism: An Organiser’s Notes
Sunday Long Read: Despite the UK's wealth, a substantial section of the workforce works for less than it takes to get by. Low levels of worker solidarity make it hard to see a way out, which means we need a radical union movement more than ever.
