Recent Posts
-
Changemakers Organising School presents: People power & community organising
Changemakers Organising School presents a discussion on Thursday 8 April about people power and the vital role that community organising can play. Want to know more about different forms of […]
-
Sexual Assault – IWD ChangeMaker Special
There is a sexual assault crisis in Australia right now. Today we have a special episode - a re-recorded speech that was delivered by host Amanda Tattersall to 500 year 9 and 10 female and male high school students at a public high school in Sydney’s inner West Sydney for its International Women’s Day Assembly.
-
What does it take to build people power?
When I was in high school, long before I knew anything about social movements, I wrote some letters to my local MP. Legal Studies was my favourite subject and we […]
-
Tyson Yunkaporta – Indigenous Thinking
Tyson Yunkaporta wrote Sandtalk and is an iconoclast, bringing an indigenous perspective to the modern world of crisis and chaos.
-
Arnie Graf – Community Organiser – ChangeMaker Chats
Do you need a charismatic leader to make change in the world?
-
Myint Cho – ChangeMaker Chats
Following the 2021 coup by the Burmese military, the Burmese community have built an extraordinary civil disobedience movement to call for the return of democracy. Today we speak to Myint Cho a long time Burmese pro-democracy activist, active in the student movement in 1988, and then based at the Thai-Burma border for 12 years. He shares the long history of the struggle and explains what is happening today.
-
Jean Hinchliffe – ChangeMaker Chat
What does it take for a teenager to turn into a planet defender? Jean Hinchliffe is a climate campaigner and a new author of activist handbook Lead the Way. Today she talks about her activist journey and the lessons she has learnt about making powerful change.
-
ChangeMakers’ Essential Listens
It’s February and the year has properly started. We know you are probably thinking – ‘gosh I really wish I could get some more inspiration for these tricky times.’ Don’t […]