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What is Resist?
We are in the process of building an online platform so that people can:
Share your skills, share your story, Work together, Change something, Make a difference.
Films that make a difference
We believe that good storytelling strengthens social movements, so every year we want to select stories from Resist to turn into films.
We asked people to upload their stories of resistance and spoke with many activists, writers and political thinkers.
Using what we learnt, we've chosen to make our first film with the actor Gael Garcia Bernal
We've spent the last few months focusing on the Wall that is being built along the entire USA border with Mexico. It is one of the greatest symbols of the divisions between rich and poor, and inspires a major investigation into the systemic causes of poverty and migration.
We've followed the death of one migrant and are currently seeking funding to expand the film to expose a global network of new Walls and the divisive impact they will have on all of our futures.
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Voices in support of Resist
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Information and knowledge are so important to so many issues of inequality that making this available more broadly will change the dynamic of development.
Charles Leadbeater, ranked one of the top thinkers in the world
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To change the equation we need to simultaneously resist and create something new.
Naomi Klein, author
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The answer on how to make a difference does not come from up on high. There is no one right answer. There are lots of different right answers and you have to find your own way.
Noam Chomsky, author
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The era of apathy is over. It’s our individual responsibility to share, to participate, to join the conversation.
Roland Harwood, head of Nesta Connect
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There is great urgency to connect people and ideas, build networks and virtual encyclopedias of how to struggle, resist and organise.
Mike Davis, author
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The people themselves who are suffering human rights violations are using new technologies and standing up as agents for change in their own lives.
Colm Ó Cuanacháin, Senior director of campaigns, Amnesty International
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Films are becoming like political elections. You need people who will email friends and walk the streets to talk about a project.
Jess Search, Chief Executive of the Channel 4 BritDoc Foundation
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What's New
Planning another arizona border trip in april ...
Please email info@resistnetwork.com if you think you might be able to help us with our research.
15 new research interviews about the US / Mexico border wall uploaded
at http://www.youtube.com/resistnetwork#g/u