Music: "Imagine," Playing for Change Foundation , Link to site
Essential Questions:
• What is the modern "Nordic model" of social/political/economic organization?
• What role did nonviolence play in the creation of the modern "Nordic model"
• What roles can an individual play in making this model a reality in the US?
Gathering: "Something that I have done to make my community stronger is..."
Rick's Rap
Speaker: George Lakey
Closing: "Something that I learned today is..."
Readings:
Gathering: "Something that I have done to make my community stronger is..."
Rick's Rap
Speaker: George Lakey
Closing: "Something that I learned today is..."
Readings:
• George Lakey, "US Opinion is Shifting in Favor of the Nordic Model-Can Activism Keep Up? Waging Nonviolence, March 30, 2020 Link to article
• George Lakey, "What if Americans Protested Like Icelanders?" Waging Nonviolence, April 2016 Link to article
• George Lakey, "Can Now Really be the Best Time to Be Alive? A Dialogue Across Generations," Waging Nonviolence, 12/26/19 Link to article
Resources:
• Andrew Marantz, The Anti-Coup: Strategic Nonviolent conflict has led to democratic reforms around the world. Can it work here?"The New Yorker, Link to site
• George Lakey, "Viking Economics, "How the Scandinavians Got it Right - and How We Can, Too,"Melville House Publishing, 2016
• George Lakey, "What role were you born to play in social change," Waging Nonviolence,
• Susan J. Douglas, "The Forgotten History of the Radical Elders of the Tribe," NY Times, 9/8/20 Link to article
• George Lakey, "What Trump's Claim of a "Stolen Election" means for activists today," Waging Nonviolence, Link to site
Never believe that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has.
Margaret Mead
The really critical thing isn't who is sitting in the White House, but who is sitting in - in the street, in the cafeterias, in the halls of government, in the factories. Who is protesting, who is occupying offices and demonstrating . Those are things that determine what happens.
Howard Zinn
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