The ecological perspective is for everyone (but especially for anarchists)
How seeing our movements as ecosystems can make strategy an everyday conversation and bring shared work not owned by a single group into view.
We facilitate collaboration in social movements to increase capacity and foster healthy movement cultures. This helps catalyse collective agency and organise collective power.
More about usUnderstanding interconnectedness and emergence
Fostering coherence across diverse movements
Building power through coordinated action
Creating a new social reality, by and for the people
We work within and across movements to facilitate strategic coordination, practical collaboration, and the emergence of collective power.
A course for changemakers that explore how to break out of our silos, collaborate more effectively, and grow stronger to successfully challenge structural power. Based on complexity theory, ecological thinking, and hegemony analysis.
Social movements need collective agency to build power. We convene gatherings and facilitate processes with teams and organisations to create alignment, overcome obstacles, and work together to realise their full potential.
We help map social movement landscapes, visualise connections and gaps, and share knowledge about capabilities and challenges. This creates situational awareness and helps identify potential for collaboration and mutual support.
In-depth articles on our theory, political analysis, and strategic proposals. Plus updates and reflections about us and our work.
How seeing our movements as ecosystems can make strategy an everyday conversation and bring shared work not owned by a single group into view.
Why does the left keep failing to turn energy into power? Social movement ecology offers a different approach to movement building, collective action, and organising across difference.
Get updates on our experiences, upcoming workshops, and resources for building collective power in social movements.
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