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The Climate Movement Can Change the world. But they need financial support. Disruptive activism wakes up the public and puts tremendous pressure on policy makers.<ref>https://www.climateemergencyfund.org/theoryofchange</ref> | <blockquote>The Climate Movement Can Change the world. But they need financial support. Disruptive activism wakes up the public and puts tremendous pressure on policy makers.<ref>https://www.climateemergencyfund.org/theoryofchange</ref></blockquote> | ||
== Context == | == Context == | ||
Latest revision as of 22:10, 10 July 2023
Climate Emergency Fund is a 501c(3) non-profit corporation.
Theory
The Climate Movement Can Change the world. But they need financial support. Disruptive activism wakes up the public and puts tremendous pressure on policy makers.[1]
Context
- We are already experiencing catastrophic climate impacts, and they are accelerating.
- Governments globally are not treating the climate crisis as an emergency.
- The media is not covering the climate crisis as an emergency.
- Institutions like businesses, universities, and hospitals are not treating the climate crisis as an emergency.
- History and social science demonstrate that disruptive activism is one of the fastest way to create transformative change.[2]
Radical Flank Effect
Disruptive Tactics Help the Whole Movement: https://youtu.be/3xTArqo_Hdc | [Caption: James Ozden from Social Change Lab shares research on Just Stop Oil and the “Radical Flank Effect.”]