Wishing for a world without identity politics is wishing for one that never existed
The standard story about identity politics is that when new social movements burst onto the scene in the…
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How community organising can strengthen the work of an elected representative
Albert Einstein once professed: “If I had an hour to solve a problem, I’d spend fifty-five minutes thinking…
What belonging to a broad church Labour Party means to me
During my recent attempts to be elected to Labour’s national executive committee, I spoke a lot about maintaining…
Microsolidarity and belonging: how to build new communities
We caught up with Richard and Natalia from Enspiral, a New Zealand-based network of self-organising companies that have been…
Labour Together: Campaigning
There’s been much talk of Labour’s broad church in recent days, and for good reason. The road to…
To win power, Labour must understand the new working class
One of the central issues facing Labour is whether the party can hold together an alliance between its…
An empowered mass movement will help Labour rebuild Britain
Whether rescuing crumbling public services from the ravages of austerity or mounting serious resistance to the global rise…
Political education is key to sustaining a transformational Labour movement
The UK stands at a critical moment in its history. The breakdown of the neoliberal consensus offers the…
Four challenges Labour faces in the struggle to win future elections
It has been said that Labour’s electoral coalition stretches between places like Hull and Hampstead – a description…
Campaign Lab: How Labour can harness networks to unleash innovation
In 1945, Ian Mikardo was elected as the MP for Reading after overturning a large Tory majority. His…
