Climate One

Get Up, Stand Up: What Actions Move the Needle?

May 5, 2023
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
2
The Disruption of Climate Protest
02:19 • 3min
3
The Radical Flank Effect on Climate Change
04:53 • 2min
4
The Disruptive Activism of Climate Defiance
06:23 • 2min
5
How Popular Culture Can Influence Perceptions of Climate Activists
08:20 • 2min
6
The Role of Goals in the Climate Movement
10:17 • 2min
7
The Importance of Collective Identity Formation
12:46 • 2min
8
The Role of Leadership in Social Movements
15:13 • 2min
9
Climate One: A Tactics of Climate Action
16:58 • 2min
10
The Long Road to a Sustainable Climate Movement
18:32 • 3min
11
The Importance of Coordinating Different Kinds of Actions
21:18 • 2min
12
The Importance of Distributed Organizing in Climate Action
23:08 • 3min
13
Jane Fonda's Fire Drill Fridays
26:03 • 2min
14
The Role of Age in the Resistance to the Trump Administration
28:30 • 4min
15
The Role of Pipefitters in Climate Change
32:05 • 2min
16
The Importance of Crossing Lines
34:14 • 2min
17
What Drives a Scientist to Get Out of Their Lab and Into the Streets?
36:08 • 2min
18
The Power of Personal Connections in Climate Action
38:25 • 2min
19
Scientist Rebellion: A Non-Violent Civil Disobedience Movement
40:30 • 2min
20
The Impact of Nonviolent Protest on Change
42:08 • 2min
21
The Effects of Chaining Yourself to the White House Gate
43:49 • 2min
22
The Effect of Protesting on the American Geophysical Union Meeting
46:15 • 3min
23
The Divestment of Harvard From Fossil Fuels
49:41 • 3min
24
How Harvard Is Implementing Fossil Free Research Policies
52:22 • 2min
25
The Future of Fossil Free Research
54:02 • 2min
26
The Importance of Leverage in Climate Action
56:10 • 3min