That's a good point, thank you for raising the idea; we're personally not aware of whether there are public affairs consultants who do this, but that doesn't mean they don't exist and it does seem worthwhile looking into.
I agree Lucas, I'm also optimistic about this. I feel like it's too early in the movement to rule out a more ambitious vision like this, especially when there's still so many stones left unturned like democratic institutional reform.
I agree Aditi, I think there's still a lot we can learn from from other social movements that has not yet been fully applied yet; still lots of work to do and opportunities 🙂
As per Professor Singer's suggestion above, is there anyone in the Melbourne (Victoria, Australia) area who is interested in holding a reading club for the book? (Or whether there may already be one organised that I'm not aware of?)
That's a good point, thank you for raising the idea; we're personally not aware of whether there are public affairs consultants who do this, but that doesn't mean they don't exist and it does seem worthwhile looking into.
I agree Lucas, I'm also optimistic about this. I feel like it's too early in the movement to rule out a more ambitious vision like this, especially when there's still so many stones left unturned like democratic institutional reform.
Elliot (and anyone else who's interested) I'd love to discuss further with you on strategy - join us at EAAA, we discuss this kind of thing regularly 🙂 https://www.facebook.com/groups/eafta/?ref=share&mibextid=NSMWBT
I agree Aditi, I think there's still a lot we can learn from from other social movements that has not yet been fully applied yet; still lots of work to do and opportunities 🙂
Hi all,
As per Professor Singer's suggestion above, is there anyone in the Melbourne (Victoria, Australia) area who is interested in holding a reading club for the book? (Or whether there may already be one organised that I'm not aware of?)
If so please reach out, thanks.