Author: Amanda Tattersall
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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 […]
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We’ve all been in this together. Now let’s get out of it together.
As the pandemic descended on Australia we were told that we were ‘all in this together.’ For a time, politicians lived up to that. Political leaders reached across partisan divides […]
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Articles about the 2019 Hong Kong Protests by our Host
In the second half of 2019, our Host Amanda Tattersall was commissioned by the Conversation to write a series of pieces about the Hong Kong Protests and its developing strategy. […]
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Face to Face - Webinar, Hong Kong Stories, news
Hong Kong Webinar – news from the front line: a ChangeMakers Face to Face event
On Friday 22 May, Beijing officials circulated a radical new law that would allow mainland forces jurisdiction in Hong Kong. Surprising local democracy protests and even Beijing aligned politicians, this […]
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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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