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Let’s Talk about Extinction Rebellion
By Natasha Adams, originally published by thinkingdoingchanging
April 30, 2019
Natasha Adams
I specialise in understanding ecologies of movements, research, strategy, activism, organising, training and strategic movement building. I love nothing more than geeking out on asking deep questions about how transformational change happens, from theory to practice.
Tags: climate justice, Extinction Rebellion, social movements
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