This newsletter from a Leiden University staff network announces protest events, a general assembly and weekly sit-ins against the university's research collaborations with Israeli institutions. It mainly provides calls to action and event logistics rather than extended analysis.
Website: https://leidenscholarsforpalestine.org/
A personal, essayistic newsletter about civic life and political hope, using small anecdotes to argue that joy and staying power matter more than rage or fear in the fight for change. Readers get reflective, warmly written pieces on how to keep up the work of good change.
Frontline Notes publishes short first-person reflections from campaigners and organisers across Europe on building progressive power, from fighting the far right to climate and migrant rights. Readers get grounded lessons from practice, such as an account of the 2022 French People's Primary and the coalition-building it tried to achieve.
Bill McKibben writes about the climate fight, covering science updates, energy policy, and the politics and activism around them. Readers get his personal commentary, curated reporting and calls to action, with a hopeful bent despite grim news.
A personal newsletter by a journalist and parent on living through climate change and political upheaval, covering activism, family, identity and mental health. Readers get first-person essays that mix reporting, lived experience and references to research on how the polycrisis affects bodies and nervous systems.
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