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Into the Fire: Lessons from Movement Conflicts ([link removed])
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“The nonprofit sector has often replicated structures and organizational models from the systems we actually seek to change.…On the flip side, we can get stuck in designing perfectly egalitarian structures for how we’ll work together (whether at the organizational, collaborative, or alliance levels) as a way to control conflict. It’s like we think that structure can neutralize power differentials…” Read more... ([link removed])
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System Shock: Nonlocal Grassroots Response to COVID-19 at Ground Zero, Wuhan ([link removed])
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As it did all over the world, in Wuhan COVID-19 systematically worsened the conditions of already marginalized groups. Innovative local grassroots responses from nonprofits in China are proving why governments must leverage the unique values of these groups.Read more... ([link removed])

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