028: What makes an effective protest movement with James Ozden from Social Change Lab
Oct 31, 2022•25 min
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Episode description
Esther Foreman and Rachel Krengel from The Social Change Agency meet up with James Ozden, Director at Social Change Lab to explore what it takes to build an effective protest movement.
Topics covered include:
- why some protest movements flourish (and some don't)
- whether disruptive tactics work
- the importance of shared identity and collaboration
- the need for more funding to be directed to towards social movements
- how to avoid volunteer burn out
- and much, much more!
You can find out more about Social Change Lab at socialchangelab.org and find James Ozden on Twitter at @JamesOzden.
Visit us at thesocialchangeagency.org
Follow us on Twitter at @SocialChangeAg
Host: Esther Foreman and Rachel Krengel, The Social Change Agency
Guests: James Ozden, Social Change Labe
Theme music by Loyalty Freak Music
Topics covered include:
- why some protest movements flourish (and some don't)
- whether disruptive tactics work
- the importance of shared identity and collaboration
- the need for more funding to be directed to towards social movements
- how to avoid volunteer burn out
- and much, much more!
You can find out more about Social Change Lab at socialchangelab.org and find James Ozden on Twitter at @JamesOzden.
Visit us at thesocialchangeagency.org
Follow us on Twitter at @SocialChangeAg
Host: Esther Foreman and Rachel Krengel, The Social Change Agency
Guests: James Ozden, Social Change Labe
Theme music by Loyalty Freak Music
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