Dilraj Kaur September 2025 Five years into organising and now beginning my sixth year, something feels different. I carry a deeper knowledge of the method and the theory of change, but also the same question that I think most people with a moral compass—or who see organising as a practice of their faith or as … Continue reading Reflecting on my organising
Month: September 2025
Pruning
(reflection from Richard Powers book 'The Overstory') by Sebastian Chapleau, Assistant Director Citizens UK Pruning is one of the most important disciplines in caring for trees, particularly those that are grown to bear fruit. Left untouched, a tree will put its energy into endless new shoots, tangled branches, and dense foliage. At first glance, this … Continue reading Pruning
Organising as a Spiritual Practice
Written by Charlotte Fischer, Director of Love and Power Please note: I don’t think organising is or should be primarily about spiritual or in fact any personal development - at its core, it’s public and structural - “the messy work of bringing people together, from different background ands and experiences, to change the conditions that … Continue reading Organising as a Spiritual Practice
The Iron Rule 