How to Be a Better Human How to have a say in how society is built w/ Tessza Udvarhelyi
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Jul 1, 2024 Hungarian activist Tessza Udvarhelyi discusses the power of grassroots movements in fighting authoritarianism, promoting democracy, and inclusive city planning. She shares challenges faced in Budapest and emphasizes the importance of individual mindset change for societal impact.
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Space Shapes Democracy
- Urban space shapes social justice and democracy by privileging some modes of living over others.
- Changing city infrastructure can make marginalized groups feel included and equal.
Housing Movement Unity
- Tessza co-founded a housing movement in Budapest uniting homeless and housed people to fight for housing rights.
- The effort leveled power imbalances, empowering marginalized voices to participate in democracy.
Start Local, Think Big
- Read news critically and focus on societal issues beyond personal problems.
- Organize with others sharing problems to build collective power and tackle bigger changes.