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This is how you achieve change Fridays for Future. Just Stop Oil. Black Lives Matter. From Greta Thunberg's inspiring school strike in Sweden to emerging 'hacktivism' in Ethiopia and Iran to the toppling of the statue of a notorious slave trader in Britain, Barney Cullum travels around the world to find out how disruptors are fighting for a better future. Meet the dissidents campaigning for democracy in Moscow and Istanbul, activists in the Sahel, Palestine, Brazil, and Ukraine, a commune claiming underground energy in Denmark and climate emergency protesters across Europe. Everywhere Cullum…mehr
This is how you achieve change Fridays for Future. Just Stop Oil. Black Lives Matter. From Greta Thunberg's inspiring school strike in Sweden to emerging 'hacktivism' in Ethiopia and Iran to the toppling of the statue of a notorious slave trader in Britain, Barney Cullum travels around the world to find out how disruptors are fighting for a better future. Meet the dissidents campaigning for democracy in Moscow and Istanbul, activists in the Sahel, Palestine, Brazil, and Ukraine, a commune claiming underground energy in Denmark and climate emergency protesters across Europe. Everywhere Cullum goes, he asks: how are you achieving change? Find out the secrets of successful movements for social change, including: - What made Ireland U-turn on abortion? - How did Taiwan's students resist when Hong Kong's could not? - What persuaded Britain to reform its drug laws? - How did peace finally break out in Colombia?
Barney Cullum is a journalist and campaigns analyst focused on international social issues. He has reported on inventive forms of activism around the world for New Internationalist, openDemocracy and UnHerd. Raised in the creative city of Bristol in south west England, where he began his career as a features writer, his work has taken him from Brazil to Palestine to Russia. Barney has also worked as the media adviser to peacebuilders International Alert and led communications for anti-corruption campaigners Transparency International.
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Introduction: Decade of disruption
PART ONE
PLANET REBELS: DIRECT ACTION AND IMAGINATION
1. Extinction Rebellion and Just Stop Oil – divisive conquests
2. Fridays for Future – the school strikers that studied how to sue Sweden
3. Freetown Christiania – a commune claiming underground energy
PART TWO
RACE WINS: INVERTING EDUCATION
4. Lessons from Colston – a statue's new status
5. Black Lives Matter – police pushed out of schools
PART THREE
BIRTH RIGHTS: HUMAN STORIES
6. Abortion about-turn – constitution repealed
7. Zika survivors – bio-identities avoided in Brazil
PART FOUR
HEALTH AND HEALING: CREATIVE CONFRONTATION
8. Politicians persuaded – medical cannabis legalised
9. Artistic intervention – realising mental health in medium-secure hospitals
10. Palestine's 'Wall Museum' – breaking down barriers
PART FIVE
PEACE: AUTONOMY, AMBITION AND 'VENITALATION'
11. Paths to independence – ETA prisoner becomes leader's legal adviser
12. Psychosocial for the Sahel – quelling violent extremism in West Africa
13. 'No compromise' – Colombia finds its peace map
PART SIX
CONFOUNDING REPRESSION: PUNCTUATING PARANOIA
14. Albania, out of the shadows – soft-power historicising
15. Russia – training and gaming
PART SEVEN
UNCENSOR ME: IMMERSING, SUBVERTING
16. Ukraine; foreseen and fighting back – dystopian visioning from Belarus
17. Street art truths – strengthening post-media Turkey
