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Grace Levin
Grace Levin is a Master in Urban Planning student at the Harvard Graduate School of Design. Her interests include the interrelation between civic engagement and the built environment.
November 3, 2022
From Countervailing to Prevailing Power
Dania RajendraScot Nakagawa
Progressives should plan our fights against anti-democratic oligarchies with the explicit aim of becoming the dominant political force.
Countervailing Powers
October 27, 2022
Lessons from Chicago Coalition Building
Amisha Patel
How to build a coalition with members who (mostly) don’t hate each other
October 26, 2022
What's the problem with taking state power?
Mark EnglerPaul Engler
As social movements move beyond the default anarchist sensibility that prevailed through Occupy, they must still reckon with hard questions about bureaucracy and cooptation.
October 27, 2022
Battling on the Issues
Solana RiceJeremie Greer
Pablo Rodriguez of Communities for a New California talks with Solana Rice and Jeremie Greer about electoral organizing.
Black Lives Matter , Racism Is Profitable
November 15, 2022
Lessons from the Campaign to Win DACA
Andrew Willis Garcés
Neidi Dominguez on how youung undocumented organizers won by not listening to DC, embracing disagreement, and using multiple strategies.
The Craft of Campaigns
Steve Phillips
Steve Phillips is a New York Times bestselling author, columnist, and leading national political thought leader.
October 25, 2022
Widening Political Participation in Lexington, Kentucky
Hollie Russon GilmanLizbeth Lucero
An interview with Richard Young of CivicLex
Political Organizing
Lizbeth Lucero
Lizbeth Lucero is a program associate with the Political Reform program at New America. Prior to joining New America, Lucero worked with New Deal Strategies (NDS) in New York City.
October 21, 2022
That’s Not One We Expected
An excerpt from How We Win The Civil War.