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Degrowth Journal

Food for thought: Regenerative agriculture is degrowth — Degrowth Journal — 
Caring agriculture(s) for degrowth: Against capitalist dichotomies and logic of appropriation — Degrowth Journal — 
Existing outside the box: How community-centred philosophies can help shape a degrowth society — Degrowth Journal — 
Can degrowth rise to the challenge of confronting corporate power? — Degrowth Journal — 
Only for the Global North? Questioning the ‘who should degrow’ issue — Degrowth Journal — 
Why are feminist perspectives, analyses, and actions vital to degrowth? — Degrowth Journal — 
The manifesto of Degrowth journal — Degrowth Journal — 
Anarchism and degrowth: deepening degrowth’s engagement with autonomous movements — Degrowth Journal — 
Creating a radical, commons-based, open-access journal for degrowth — Degrowth Journal — 
Growing degrowth: mind the trap — Degrowth Journal — 
Degrowth and Masculinities: Towards a gendered understanding of degrowth subjectivities — Degrowth Journal — 

Assigned Media

TWIBS: Gender-Fluid Dog Flummoxes Bigot — Assigned Media — 
Rowling Rants About Crisis Center — Assigned Media — 
Daily Femail: Pennsylvania Hospital Denies Trans Patient’s Care — Assigned Media — 

Chris Hedges

The Origins of Islamophobia (w/ Peter Oborne) | The Chris Hedges Report — Chris Hedges — 
To the Israeli Soldier Who Murdered Aysenur Ezgi Eygi - Read by Eunice Wong — Chris Hedges — 
The Cost of Resistance — Chris Hedges — 
​​To the Israeli Soldier Who Murdered Aysenur Ezgi Eygi — Chris Hedges — 

Thomas Zimmer

Blood and Soil — Thomas Zimmer — 

CityNerd

Cities With Car-Free Access to the Great Outdoors — CityNerd — 

Progress in Political Economy

The frightful hobgoblins of rent theory — Progress in Political Economy — 

Strong Towns

About That “30 Americans Buying Coffee” Meme — Strong Towns — 
The Bottom-Up Revolution Is…Helping Incremental Developers Make Better Places Part 2 — Strong Towns — 
PennDOT’s Feelings Don’t Care About Your Facts — Strong Towns — 
Is the American Dream out of Reach for Most People? — Strong Towns — 
Is Sweat Equity Restoring Local Homeownership to Detroit? — Strong Towns — 
Activating Community Spaces Through Events and Positive Habits — Strong Towns — 
Exploring the Role of Religious Institutions in Community Development — Strong Towns — 

The Commons Social Change Library

Menstrual Pies! Creative Activism Against Far-Right Bigotry During the 1970s — The Commons Social Change Library — 
Templates, Worksheets & Checklists for Changemakers — The Commons Social Change Library — 

The Australia Institute

Profits over people — The Australia Institute — 
WA gas policy changes: East coast-style mess looms — The Australia Institute — 
Australia is a low-tax country | Fact sheet — The Australia Institute — 
Extract: Black Witness by Amy McQuire — The Australia Institute — 
Mining’s big temper tantrum — The Australia Institute — 
The gas industry is gaslighting us — The Australia Institute — 
Ready or not: will Americans elect their country’s first Black woman president? — The Australia Institute — 
No Shortage of Gas or Profits — Only Shortage of Tax — The Australia Institute — 
Big profits, but don’t be suckered into thinking mining dominates Australia’s economy — The Australia Institute — 

Multisolving Institute

FLOWER Spotlight – Eduardo Fracassi — Multisolving Institute — 

Australian Council of Social Service (ACOSS)

Profile of each income group by gender of household reference person — Australian Council of Social Service (ACOSS) — 
Inequality in Australia 2024: Who is affected and how — Australian Council of Social Service (ACOSS) — 
New data shows wealth gap widening — Australian Council of Social Service (ACOSS) — 
Community attitudes: Poverty is a big problem in Australia today — Australian Council of Social Service (ACOSS) — 
Community attitudes: People who receive unemployment payments do not deserve to live in poverty — Australian Council of Social Service (ACOSS) — 
Community attitudes: Unemployment payments should be enough so that people don’t have to skip meals — Australian Council of Social Service (ACOSS) — 
Community attitudes: I would be able to live on the current rate of unemployment payment — Australian Council of Social Service (ACOSS) — 
Community attitudes: Australia should be a country that looks after those in need — Australian Council of Social Service (ACOSS) — 
Community attitudes: People can find themselves needing unemployment payments through no fault of their own — Australian Council of Social Service (ACOSS) — 
Community attitudes: Unemployment payments should be enough for people to be able to see the doctor when they need — Australian Council of Social Service (ACOSS) —