The First Bright+3 Book Launch | The Nimble Nonprofit

Check out a new e-book on how to build a stronger, better, faster nonprofit in today’s ever changing environment. Learn how to take unconventional risks, build relationships, and test assumptions […]

Radical Religion, an American Tradition

In his new book, Prophetic Encounters, Dan McKanan talks about the union of radicalism and religion, showing it’s long history and how these two seemingly different perspectives have supported communities […]

Mortgaging the Future | Portraits of Underwater America

Today 11 million Americans own homes that are “underwater,” or worth less than their mortgages. Strangled by the same big banks who caused the housing crisis, many homeowners now find […]

ACRJ | Renamed, Renewed

For 10 years ACRJ has been, well, ACRJ. But they’ve recently taken on a new name–Forward Together–for their organization as a reflection of where they hope the reproductive justice movement […]

Occupy Media Grows

Written & contributed by Shepherd Bliss “Occupy.com, which means to occupy the commons, will go online later this month,” reported Michael Levitin, a 35-year-old founding editor of the Occupied Wall […]

What We Owe Adrienne Rich

  “The late poet was a patriot who wrestled for the soul of her country.” This tribute to Adrienne Rich reflects on the power of her ability to offer hope […]

From Prison to Parliament | Aung San Suu Kyi Wins Seat in Landmark Vote

  “After more than 15 years in detention, Burma’s pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi has won a seat in parliament, sparking scenes of jubilation among supporters. Suu Kyi’s National […]

Six Great Occupy Actions for this Spring

Though some of the following events have come and gone, there are plenty of big actions Occupy will be taking up in April and in May. For instance, the worldwide […]

Stir the Pot, Recipes for Manifesting Change

Food justice activist and chef Bryant Terry has a new book out called The Inspired Vegan. Like his previous cookbooks it’s a compilation of good food, food justice, music, and healthful […]

The Metrics of Movement Building, A Guide

University of Southern California (USC) has a report out that addresses the value of organizing, especially as a way to build movements further and in substantial, transformative ways. They also […]

RE-Generative Somatics

Generative Somatics supports social justice folks in unveiling things that keep their limiting beliefs in place, things which interfere with the work they’re doing to change the world. Their programs are […]

Brand New

  Join new Rockwood Leadership or Social Justice Leadership trainings. Also, look for the newest edition of Randy Shaw’s The Activists Handbook.  Fellowship for Death Penalty Abolition Leaders “Rockwood is launching […]

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