Monthly Archives: November 2015

On Organizing: The Personal is Political

Posted on November 22, 2015 by Richard Moser

Third in the series: On Organizing The Personal and the Political Personal politics — deeply felt and enduring — might just be the only politics that really matter. In the late 1960’s, Carol Hanisch and others in the emerging women’s … Continue reading →

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On Organizing: Between Change and Continuity

Posted on November 8, 2015 by Richard Moser

Second in the series: On Organizing Between Change and Continuity Organizers work in the creative tension between change and continuity. Organizers usually become committed to their work out of deeply held desires for fundamental social and cultural change yet they … Continue reading →

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