How do you stop an authoritarian with a mass movement? What strategies and tactics have actually worked, here in the U.S. and abroad? We ask one of the best teachers on the subject: Erica Chenoweth, the Harvard professor known for research on political violence and its alternatives. We get into the 3.5% rule, the next No Kings, and what we can achieve together. Then it's a classic What's the Plan live Q&A on Supreme Court reform, election messaging, and how to stop post-election sabotage.
0:00 Intro
6:55 Erica Chenoweth
27:30 Q&A
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Indivisible is a nationwide grassroots movement empowering everyday people to defend democracy and hold those in power accountable. Founded in 2016, it has grown into a network of 2,000+ local, volunteer-led groups across the country taking action in their communities.
Through organizing, advocacy, and collective action, Indivisible supports people in fighting for fair elections, pushing back against harmful policies, and building a democracy that works for everyone—not just the wealthy or well-connected.
Together, we show up, speak out, and create change.
website: https://indivisible.org/
facebook: Facebook: indivisibleguide
threads: https://www.threads.net/@indivisibleteam
Tiktok: TikTok: indivisibleguide
Instagram: Instagram: indivisibleteam
Mastodon: https://mastodon.social/@indivisibleteam
BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/indivisibleg...
How do you stop an authoritarian with a mass movement? What strategies and tactics have actually worked, here in the U.S. and abroad? We ask one of the best teachers on the subject: Erica Chenoweth, the Harvard professor known for research on political violence and its alternatives. We get into the 3.5% rule, the next No Kings, and what we can achieve together. Then it's a classic What's the Plan live Q&A on Supreme Court reform, election messaging, and how to stop post-election sabotage.
0:00 Intro
6:55 Erica Chenoweth
27:30 Q&A
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Indivisible is a nationwide grassroots movement empowering everyday people to defend democracy and hold those in power accountable. Founded in 2016, it has grown into a network of 2,000+ local, volunteer-led groups across the country taking action in their communities.
Through organizing, advocacy, and collective action, Indivisible supports people in fighting for fair elections, pushing back against harmful policies, and building a democracy that works for everyone—not just the wealthy or well-connected.
Together, we show up, speak out, and create change.
website: https://indivisible.org/
facebook: Facebook: indivisibleguide
threads: https://www.threads.net/@indivisibleteam
Tiktok: TikTok: indivisibleguide
Instagram: Instagram: indivisibleteam
Mastodon: https://mastodon.social/@indivisibleteam
BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/indivisibleg...