Submit your Questions for Activist Love, On Air!

Hey Green Majority listeners. We’re creating a special episode called Activist Love, On Air: What Keeps Movements Going, guest hosted by longtime organizer, researcher, and educator Amanda Harvey-Sánchez. We’re bringing together an intergenerational panel spanning 25 to 80 years old — a youth organizer, a land defender, and a longtime feminist activist among them. Together, we’ll explore what keeps movements going for the long haul: how we sustain ourselves and avoid burnout, how we form relationships and navigate conflict without fracturing, how we build trust across difference, and how we stay rooted in long arcs of change that outlast any single campaign.

We want to bring your questions into the episode, whether you’ve been organizing for decades or you just went to your first meeting or action last week. What dilemmas are you facing in your organizing? What practices do you want language for? 

Submit your questions anonymously below and pass this along to someone in your crew who might need it too. Let’s think together about how movements endure.

This episode emerges from a short editorial on activist love by Amanda. You can read the full piece here.

This episode is supported with funding from the Connaught PhDs for Public Impact fellowship program.