Author: Amanda Tattersall
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Jack Mundey and how he made social change
by Amanda Tattersall I remember when I first heard of Jack Mundey. It wasn’t at school, although it should have been, and it wasn’t from reading a sign on a […]
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Reading & Resources
There are almost limitless interesting readings and resources on ChangeMaking. Here are a few of our favourite readings and tools that you might find useful. We are keen to promote […]
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Organising relationally – a guide to relational meetings
Relational meetings are a staple of community organising, where the focus is on building the capacity of leaders and connections between people to build strongly networked groups of diverse people. […]
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When everything changes, can everything change?
In our second session of the Organising in a Pandemic series we looked at how we can make change arising out of the crisis created by COVID. We considered the […]
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Bushfire Survivor Fiona Lee – ChangeMaker Chat
When the 2019 Bushfires burnt her home, Fiona Lee did what most would find hard – she became an advocate for climate change. Three days after her house burnt down, […]
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The Hong Kong protesters have turned more militant and more strategic and this is unnerving Beijing
By Amanda Tattersall. This was first published in the Conversation on 2 August 2019 The past few weeks has seen a drastic escalation in violence on the streets of Hong […]
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World first narrative podcast series on Hong Kong – releases Tues 4 Sept
For 13 weeks in the steamy summer humidity of Hong Kong there have been protests. And they’re still ongoing. More than a million people- old and young- have marched peacefully […]
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Now no one is safe – Hong Kong’s descent into state led violence
By Amanda Tattersall, Friday 30 August 2019 On Thursday 29 August Jimmy Sham Choo – the head of Hong Kong’s Civil Human Rights Front was having lunch in a restaurant […]
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Hong Kong Solidarity: Speech by Host at Sydney Demonstration
On Sunday 18 August 2019, the same day that 1.7 million Hong Kongers marched for democracy solidarity marches occurred around the world. One was in Sydney, and ChangeMakers host Amanda […]
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Hahrie Han – ChangeMaker Chat
Hahrie Han is one of the world’s top researchers studying ways of strengthening civic engagement. We explore the different strategies you can use to build people power and the journey […]
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