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    What’s it like for a social movement to take control of a city?

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    What’s it like for a social movement to take control of a city?

    What’s it like for a social movement to take control of a city?

    team, 11th May 2018
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    Authorship The Symbiosis Research Collective Aaron Vansintjan
    Date 11 May 2018
    Source The Ecologist
    Tags
    Elections
    Movement
    Spain
    Content Type
    Press
    Description

    We can chart a new path forward by grounding that vision in the lessons learned from past struggles and an understanding of how hierarchy is the shared root of oppression.

    But this can all feel a bit intangible without clear examples. To get an idea of what we want the future to look like, we need to take inspiration from and learn from those already building the institutions of tomorrow, today. Here is an example of a movement and initiative that can be some of the seeds of a new world, already sprouting. In the summer of 2015, the streets of Barcelona pulsed with a victorious energy. Members of the Plataforma de Afectados por la Hipoteca (PAH), a grassroots organisation fighting to stop evictions in the wake of the 2008 housing crisis, had started what they call a ‘citizen platform’, Barcelona En Comú.

    Photo: Maria Lupan

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