By Kelly Hayes, Truthout. In these challenging times, how are activists and organizers holding onto hope?
"Hope is often trivialized or overlooked rather than cultivated, despite the fact that people and movements are likely to collapse in its absence." AJ_WATT / E+ / GETTY IMAGES
“It’s time to get clarity and we can actively create that clarity. This is the time to find our alignment,” says activist Tanuja Jagernauth. In these challenging times, how are activists and organizers holding onto hope? In this episode of “Movement Memos,” host Kelly Hayes talks with organizer and healing justice practitioner Tanuja Jagernauth about the maintenance of hope as a discipline.
Music by Son Monarcas, Jakob Ahlbom and Gavin Luke
Listen to the podcast episode and read the full transcript here.