If it’s believed that things will “have to get worse before they get better” before the revolution, we may become disinterested in efforts to improve real-life conditions in the here and now.

Integrating culture with conferences, staff meetings or organizing events can become both metaphor and practice for the healthier, more fulfilling world we want.

The strengths and limitations of prefigurative politics.

On the 60th anniversary of Brown v. Board of Ed, here’s the untold story of the 16-year-old girl who sparked this watershed case.

Reconsidering the classic Poor People’s Movements in the wake of mass uprising.

Philadelphia’s ending of ICE holds is a result of smart, dedicated organizing. How they fought and won offers lessons for the entire national movement.

As the snow melts in our collective memory, creative acts of resistance are taking hold on the wet ground of Washington.

In the wake of Occupy, some community organizers are interested in questioning the old divide between “movements” and “organizations” — and in harnessing the power of both.

Some important lessons on dealing with loss from a recent generation-defining struggle in New Zealand: the Save Happy Valley Campaign.

Highlighting the radical roots of International Women’s Day, widespread actions continue to focus on the needs of women worldwide.