Speaking out against a system that is not functioning effectively may not be enough to create change. It is important to understand the narratives and beliefs surrounding the system and how to effectively shift them towards a common goal.
A 14-year-old activist shares how she moved from shouting about animal abuse to taking actions that would effectively bring about change in companies like SeaWorld and zoos.
The hosts of the podcast discuss the phenomenon of performative activism, highlighting how individuals engage in activism not out of sincerity, but rather as a performance for others, and criticize those who participate in it.
People face difficulties mobilizing for activism due to the lack of knowledge and connection to like-minded individuals. Overcoming these barriers can lead to a more effective and rewarding experience.
J.K. Rowling explains her concerns with activists who are beginning to exhibit aggressive behavior and the protests surrounding Milo Yiannopoulos' speaking events.
In this podcast episode, the speaker encourages listeners to take action on issues they care about and to make small, manageable changes to build momentum towards a larger goal. By posting about issues on social media and donating small amounts of money or time, individuals can become effective activists and change someone's life.
The guest believes that a practitioner working in activism and providing resources to activism organizations can be very impactful. However, She also acknowledges the importance of entrepreneurs like the one being discussed having a platform to share their ideas and creations.
Shannon decided to open a new pink house in New Mexico after the one in Jackson, Mississippi was shut down. She focuses on taking the next step instead of dwelling on the negative emotions.
This podcast discusses the importance of taking action and changing the status quo, whether it be advocating for abortion rights, the legalization of drugs, or supporting the Afghan Adjustment Act to aid Afghan interpreters and contractors who worked with the United States. The enthusiasm of the younger generation to make a difference is also highlighted.
Julia sat alone in a tree for weeks to protest, meanwhile keeping herself warm with a DIY snow burrito.
Activist Paul C. H. Lim discusses his experience campaigning against the killing of whales and protesting US hydrogen bomb testing in Alaska, and emphasizes the importance of chemistry in understanding issues related to toxicology.
The conversation revolves around people who get arrested as a strategic move to take their activism to the next level, including rescues to save one or multiple individuals.
As a dangerous heatwave hits the Pacific Northwest, activists are stepping up to provide aid to houseless and low-income individuals lacking access to air conditioning and water. Local governments and police have been accused of destroying water and cooling stations, prompting grassroots efforts to mitigate the crisis.
