In this landscape talk at GLF Bonn 2019, Malik Tabrizi Dasoo, co-founder of the Wageningen chapter of Extinction Rebellion, talks about the role of non-violent protest and resistance in promoting systemic change. Dasoo draws on examples from history, such as resistance against apartheid in the 1990s in South Africa, and on contemporary examples of successful movements to demonstrate how a critical mass can inspire widespread concern and action through humanizing issues like the climate crisis.
Activism in the Age of Climate Collapse
Publisher: GLF
Language: English
Year: 2019
Ecosystem(s): Forests
Location(s): Global, Netherlands, Serbia, South Africa
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