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History is watching – we must protect the right to protest and academic freedom - Right Now
Student protestors on the front line Across Australia, student protestors have been on the frontlines defending the right to peaceful protest, calling for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza and for universities to divest from arms manufacturers. Over 1200 Israelis and people of other nationalities were killed in the 7 October Hamas attack and 200 individuals taken hostage.
Dr Felicity Gray
Dr Felicity Gray is the global director of policy and advocacy at Nonviolent Peaceforce, an international humanitarian organisation, and a visiting fellow at the Australian National University and is based in Washington. Become a supporter Monthly donation Please consider supporting us with a recurring monthly donation. You can give as little as $5 a month. One-time donation You can also be a one-time supporter with a single donation in any amount.
Beyond words: Australia must act to protect civilians in Gaza and Lebanon
As regional tensions escalate threats to civilians across the Middle East, our leaders need to take concrete steps to prevent further civilian harm. Those steps should include an immediate embargo on arms and arms components destined for Israel, an affirmation of the existence of the Palestinian state, and expanding targeted sanctions to include Israeli leaders who are responsible and who call for continued unrestricted warfare in Gaza.
Opinion: ‘We were ready’- learning from Ukraine’s locally led response
Preparing for a potential Russian offensive in Ukraine since the annexation of Crimea in 2014, those who live in the Donbas and nearby places just beyond the contact line between governmental and nongovernmental controlled areas in eastern Ukraine were not caught unaware on Feb. 24. “We were ready,” affirmed a number of local community-based organizations currently active in the response.
On dissent: Winter 2021 Edition call for contributions
We’re calling for contributions for our Winter 2021 edition of Green Agenda: on the work of dissent in politics and policy. Submit your short pitch to contribute to the debate on sustainability, social justice, peace and nonviolence, and democracy. The notion of dissent – an unwillingness to cooperate, to say no, to object – is central to the idea of green political action.
Together, or not at all: An interview with Scott Ludlam
Scott Ludlam is a former Greens Senator (2008 to 2017) and served as deputy leader of the Australian Greens. He has also worked as a filmmaker, artist and graphic designer. Green Agenda’s co-editor Felicity Gray spoke with Scott about his recently published book, Full Circle, and how our understandings of security must change if we are to transcend the violence of war and climate change. The transcript has been edited for clarity and brevity.
(In)security: Autumn 2021 Edition call for contributions
We’re calling for contributions for our Autumn 2021 edition of Green Agenda: on security and insecurity in politics and policy. Submit your short pitch to contribute to the debate on sustainability, social justice, peace and nonviolence, and democracy. The notion of security has been used and abused across almost every area of political debate and policy in Australia.
Sparked by love and rage: An interview with Holly Hammond
Holly Hammond (she/her) is a social movement educator and librarian. She is the Director of the Commons Social Change Library which includes a vast array of resources including a wellbeing collection. She has worked to strengthen social movements and promote activist wellbeing for many years through training, facilitation, coaching, and writing via the Plan to Win and Plan to Thrive projects.
Into the fire: Summer 2021 Edition call for contributions
We’re calling for contributions for our Summer 2021 edition of Green Agenda: On fire in politics and policy. Submit your short pitch to contribute to the debate on sustainability, social justice, peace and nonviolence, and democracy. This earth, I never damage. I look after. Fire is nothing, just clean up. When you burn, new grass coming up. That means good animal soon, might be goanna, possum, wallaby. Burn him off, new grass coming up, new life all over.
Where to from here? Imagining a post-Covid future
There are lots of people, elbows out, trying to shape what Australia’s post-Covid future looks like. Scott Morrison would have us double-down on gas, conveniently forgetting climate change remains an existential threat. Around the country, state governments have taken the opportunity to ramp up police power, investing in unprecedented police numbers, more equipment, more arrests.
In A Time Of Transformation, We're Going Quarterly
Times are changing around the world, and Green Agenda is following suit. We’re excited to announce that we’re moving to a quarterly online journal model. Each season, you’ll receive a suite of new pieces, interviews, and a webinar, unified around a curated theme. We want to kick off a collective conversation and make connections across different issues, policy areas, and members of our community. We’re excited about launching the inaugural edition in Spring 2020.
Lethal Weapons: The Violent Politics Of Australian Defence Policy
It was hard to miss, and that was kind of the point. As if to really ram home the “potency” argument made in the PM’s press release, the front page of Wednesday’s Daily Telegraph featured a turgid surface-to-air missile, accompanied on either side of it’s shaft by two smaller silver missiles, hotly ejaculated from somewhere in the far north of South Australia. It didn’t really matter that the accompanying announcement was a recycling of Malcolm Turnbull’s 2016 defence plan.
Amra Lee - Right Now
Amra Lee is a senior protection practitioner who has worked for the UN and NGOs across a range of humanitarian crises, including in the Middle East, and is a PhD candidate in protecting civilians at the Australian National University. Become a supporter Monthly donation Please consider supporting us with a recurring monthly donation. You can give as little as $5 a month. One-time donation You can also be a one-time supporter with a single donation in any amount.
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