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“Did We Go Too Far?” Episode 4: Liberated Communities (With Guests Morning Star Gali and Karissa Lewis)

April 6, 2021 | Movement Generation

Episode 4 Liberated Communities is up now! What is possible in liberated neighborhoods? We’ll take a look at the hxstory of liberated zones and re-matriated land in the Bay and what is necessary to sustain these places, how to contest for power in right relationship with Indigenous communities and how this all connects to transformative justice. Hosts Tré Vasquez & Layel Camargo are joined in dialogue by Morning Star Gali & Karissa Lewis.

“Did We Go Too Far?” Episode 3: Black Land and Liberation (With Guests Leah Penniman and Akua Smith)

March 23, 2021 | Movement Generation

Episode 3 of MG's new podcast Did We Go Too Far? is here and it's a special host takeover with collective members Crosby & Quinton! Episode 3: Black Land and Liberation, asks: how are Ecological Justice, Black Liberation and Land Reparations symbiotic and interdependent?

“Did We Go Too Far?” Episode 2: Radical Parenting in a Pandemic (With Guests Jennifer Rivera and Michelle Mascarenhas Swan)

March 9, 2021 | Movement Generation

Episode 2 of MG's podcast is here. We discuss the realities and spectrum of parenting in COVID times, from two badass, brilliant, radical mamas.

“Did We Go Too Far” Episode 1: All The Things We Don’t Have Answers To (With Guests Charlene Carruthers and Gopal Dayaneni)

February 23, 2021 | Movement Generation

The pilot episode of MG's new podcast "Did We Go Too Far?" explores the complexities of living in 2021 with a lot of unknowns.

Layel Camargo On Our New Podcast “Did We Go Too Far?”

February 2, 2021 | Ellen Choy

Check out this short interview with the host of our “DWGTF?” podcast Layel Camargo.

Special Announcement: The MG Podcast will debut in February

January 12, 2021 | Movement Generation

MG's new podcast "Did We Go Too Far?" will be available on Spreaker, iTunes, and Spotify at the end of February 2021!

Meeting Chaos With Calm: How To Prepare For A Potential Coup

November 17, 2020 | Movement Generation

The new offering on our blog - a post-election message from MG collective member, Mateo Nube. He offers pointers that come from his experience as a child who lived through multiple military coups.

Course Correction Sessions Postponed Until Tues, June 16th

June 1, 2020 | Movement Generation

We are postponing Course Correction sessions until June 16t - to honor the space folks need right now to respond to, process, and grieve the moment - taking care of yourself and loved ones, praying at your altar, showing up for your community, taking to the streets, or organizing with your folks.

[REGISTER!] MG’s Course Correction: Just Transition in the Age of COVID-19 // Cambio del rumbo: una transición justa en la era del COVID-19

May 6, 2020 | Movement Generation

This Is The Beginning… A Collection of Short Offerings From MG During COVID-19

March 25, 2020 | Movement Generation

MG is posting brief offerings in response to the COVID-19 crisis. Please check it out on our new medium.com blog at bit.ly/MGCOVID19!

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Culture Shift Using arts and culture together with grassroots organizing to build our creative resistance and radical imagination for our peoples and the planet, building a loud, proud, and beautiful front for climate justice. Current projects include The North Pole web series!
Resilience-Based Organizing Applying our labor to directly meet our needs through shared work, democratic self-governance and, ultimately, confronting and transforming unjust policy as a critical ingredient for ecological restoration and community resilience.
Climate Justice Alliance / Our Power Campaign The Climate Justice Alliance has launched the national Our Power Campaign to win real solutions to the climate crisis – solutions that will foster quality jobs that meet people’s needs while caring for the natural resources and ecosystems we depend on.
Earth Skills Training Program A series of interactive, land-based workshops designed to help us restore and manage our relationship to our own work and to the resources that meet our basic needs.
Justice & Ecology Retreats A learning and strategy retreat that brings together a selected cohort of 25-30 local and national leaders of racial, economic and environmental justice movements explore the depths and connections of the current ecological, economic, and social crises and discuss, study and design key strategic movement interventions.