Author: Amanda Tattersall

September 25, 2023ChangeMaker Chats, news

Gloria Tabi – ChangeMaker Chat – Racial Equity

You can find this episode on ACAST and on all the podcast apps – apple, spotify, stitcher, pocket casts etc Let’s talk about race. In this chat Gloria Tabi shares […]
September 11, 2023ChangeMaker Chats, news, Series Seven Stories

Nikita Simpson – ChangeMaker Chat – Anthropologist

How does the kind of curiosity used in anthropology offer a way to make change? The episode is avalable on all the podcast apps, and on ACAST here. In this […]
August 28, 2023ChangeMaker Chats, Series Seven Stories

Peter Shergold – ChangeMaker Chat – Public Service #ICYMI

You can listen to the episode on ACAST here, or on all the usual podcast apps. In this episode from 2021, we look at the power of public servants and […]
December 16, 2022ChangeMaker Chats, Episodes

Alex Cassie – ChangeMaker Chat – Just Transition

One of the biggest hurdles to powerful climate action is changing our economy so it is no longer reliant on fossil fuels. Too often plans hatched by experts or environmentalists […]
June 1, 2022news

Organising is the way we win the climate wars

By Elise Ganley (National Organising Lead – Real Deal Project, Sydney Policy Lab) You know what every teal independent has in common – they talk about kitchen table conversations! They […]
May 3, 2022news, Resources

Organising and the other forms of urban people power

By Amanda Tattersall First published in German, in Community Organising (2022) When I first encountered ‘community organising’ I sawit as a distinctive practice for making change in the city. Its […]
November 3, 2021Different Diaries, news

If all organising is disorganising and reorganising – let’s reorganise how we think about mental illness

By Amanda Tattersall. This speech was prepared for the Brain Difference Workshop held by the Sydney Alliance on 3 November 2021. I have walked a life living two identities. I […]
August 23, 2021ChangeMaker Chats, Episodes, news

Ernie Cortes – ChangeMaker Chat

We talk to one of the biggest names in US community organising, Ernie Cortes. We chat about the history of organising, exploring how it has changed and how it has […]
August 17, 2021news

The Fall of Kabul – a Peace Imagined

By Mark Isaacs On Sunday morning, just two days ago, Khalid woke up at dawn and fled his home in the mountains of central Afghanistan.* The Taliban had invaded the […]
July 4, 2021Community Organising Stories, news

Community Organising Episodes

At ChangeMakers we are fans of all kinds of change making – but we have a special love and interest in community organising (or ‘organizing’ for our American friends!). Our […]