James C. Scott discusses how political science only registers the tip of the iceberg of resistance in history.

Just because over consumption starts at the top with the Pentagon, doesn’t mean it has to go all the way down to me.

By rehabilitating his villains, Peter Parker shows the good that can happen when we invest in people rather than imprison them.

Archbishop Tutu’s death prompts grief, but also profound gratitude for his relentless journey toward justice and a new world. 

The so-called ‘world’s friendliest people’ are finding power in vulgarity as they protest the brutal torture of a novelist for ridiculing the dictator’s son.

How movements settle the debate on whether to engage with political parties from the inside or outside will have a profound impact.

Age bias and discrimination are hurting intergenerational collaboration. An IfNotNow workshop offers lessons for bridging the divide.

Learning to attune to the cycles of our own leadership can help us know when to do the right thing at the right time.

With the Doomsday Clock still 100 seconds to midnight, the movement for nuclear abolition is more urgent than ever.

When words are not enough, organizers and artists are turning to animation to build awareness and solidarity rooted in empathy.

With direct action at the forefront of US politics, massive change is possible. Those fighting for a livable world must seize the moment.

As courageous Ukrainians and Russian antiwar protesters resist Putin’s brutal war, we must do more to support pro-democracy movements.

As the Kremlin cracks down on antiwar protests, subversive street art critiquing the war in Ukraine is proliferating across Russia.

With little more than an internet connection, some Ukrainians are finding creative ways to resist Russia’s invasion.

With protests under constant surveillance, Modi’s massive facial recognition system is making it easier to crack down on minorities and political opponents.

The recent climate actions targeting museums are themselves a form of participatory, socially-engaged art with a long history in the contemporary art world.

Strategies that challenge or wield state power may be in tension, but many movements use both simultaneously to transform society.

Music is making a comeback in movement spaces, as organizers rediscover how song culture strengthens the capacity to create social change.

Queer activist and movement lawyer Z Williams discusses what needs to be done to achieve queer and trans liberation.

While radical nonviolent protesters are often ridiculed and hated, there is little evidence that their tactics have negative consequences for the overall movement.

Palestinian rights activists are pushing back against a conservative definition of antisemitism being used to criminalize the BDS movement.