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Community Organising For All

Community Organising For All

By: Community Organising For All Project Partners
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The COFA podcast is a five-part series that explores community organising with migrants across four European national contexts: Croatia, Italy, Slovenia and the UK. Episode 1 addresses the question: ‘What is community organising?’ Each of the following episodes features local and migrant community organisers in Croatia, Italy, Slovenia and the UK discussing their experiences, challenges and the change they are making. Join us to learn how migrant communities are organising in Europe.


Links

The Community Organising for All project website

Community Organising For All Facebook page


COFA project partners

Giolli Cooperative, Italy

Zavod BOB, Slovenia

POKAZ, Croatia

English for Action, UK

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Episodes
  • What is Community Organising?

    What is Community Organising?
    Sep 27 2023
    In this first episode, Dermot Bryers, community organiser at Citizens UK and founder of English for Action, talks to Roberto Mazzini (Giolli Cooperative, Italy), Adela Belecova (English for Action, UK), Metka Bahlen Okoli (Zavod BOB, Slovenia) and Doria Jukić (Pokaz, Croatia) about what community organising is, the forms it takes in their respective national contexts and their own involvement in community organising initiatives.

    Although the term 'community organising' is not widely used in Italy, Slovenia or Croatia, our speakers agree that the method of bringing about social change by coming together as communities, and putting 'people before programme' is common to each of their national contexts. You will hear how historical legacies of socialist self-management and worker organising in former Yugoslav countries shapes organising there today and the risks associated with organising under contemporary capitalist conditions.

    Adela, Roberto, Metka and Doria also share how the traditions of radical critical pedagogy and Theatre of the Oppressed inform their work as they bring together adult language education and Forum Theatre to strengthen and develop their organising.

    Jingle created and edited by: Sašo Puckovski

    Transcript – also available in Italian, Croatian and Slovene

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    26 mins
  • Community Organising in Italy (English version)

    Community Organising in Italy (English version)
    Sep 28 2023
    What is Community Organising? Who is Saul Alinsky? A short journey into the history and development of Community Organising through the voices of the Giolli Cooperative, which deals with Theater of the Oppressed, the urban planner Alessandro Coppola, the Community Organiser Maria Sara Cetraro and the community development expert Ennio Ripamonti.

    Jingle created and edited by: Sašo Puckovski

    Transcript – also available in Italian, Croatian and Slovene

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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    22 mins
  • Community Organising in Italia (Italian version)

    Community Organising in Italia (Italian version)
    Sep 29 2023
    Come nasce il Community Organising? Le testimonianze raccolte dalla cooperativa Giolli di alcuni esperti italiani: Alessandro Coppola, urbanista e docente presso il Politecnico di Milano, Maria Sara Cetraro di Community Organising Italia e lo studioso di sviluppo di comunità Ennio Ripamonti della società Metodi.

    Il podcast è stato realizzato dalla Cooperativa Giolli.
    Testi: Giulia Anita Bari con la revisione di Erica Raimondi e Roberto Mazzini
    Interviste: Giulia Anita Bari, Erica Raimondi
    Voce narrante: Giulia Anita Bari
    Con il contributo di: Alessandro Coppola, Maria Sara Cetraro, Ennio Ripamonti

    Jingle creato e modificato da: Sašo Puckovski

    Transcript – also available in Italian, Croatian and Slovene

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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    23 mins
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