Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan praised Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump for refusing to take money from the Jewish community. Farrakhan said he does not fully support Trump, but said "I like what I'm looking at."

The Greenfingers Changemakers are a group of young people in Lagos who volunteer to collect plastic waste from the streets of their neighbourhood, and they convert it into art!

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In this webinar, Local Futures’ Director, Helena Norberg-Hodge, is joined by Nigerian poet, author and activist Bayo Akomolafe for a lively and challenging conversation about activism today.

As our global crises deepen, many are coming to question activism altogether. Widespread assumptions undermine meaningful action: it is believed that people are greedy and aggressive by nature, that they don’t incorporate new information into their thinking, and that they are simply unwilling to change. Helena and Bayo discuss these and other assumptions, and explore new directions that can help us resist the corporate-led consumer-culture while renewing local economies and our deep connections to others and to nature.

We questioned these assumptions, and explored new and creative directions that can help us resist the corporate-led consumer-culture while renewing local economies and our deep connections to others and to nature. We addressed the need for both inner and outer change – avoiding self-righteousness while caring for ourselves to avoid burn-out. We looked at “big picture activism” as a strategic way forward – a means to forge a powerful movement for fundamental change.

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Adebayo Clement-Akomolafe, Ph.D (Nigeria) describes himself as a ‘recovering professor’, and is the Initiating/Coordinating Curator of The Emergence Network as well as Lecturer at Covenant University, Nigeria. The host of the online writing course, ‘We will dance with Mountains: Writing as a Tool for Emergence.’ Bayo is globally recognized for his poetic, unconventional, counterintuitive, and indigenous take on global crisis, civic action and social change.

Helena Norberg-Hodge (Australia) is the founder and director of Local Futures/ISEC. A pioneer of the ‘new economy’ movement, she has been promoting an economics of personal, social and ecological well-being for more than thirty years. She is the producer and co-director of the award-winning documentary The Economics of Happiness, and the author of Ancient Futures: Learning from Ladakh and Local is Our Future.

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The event offers the opportunity to highlight gender-based violence issues within the informal sector while showcasing the productivity of women in this sector. SHE CAN with ICT is an initiative being jointly implemented by Ajoke Ayisat Afolabi Foundation and W.TEC Partnering to improve the productivity and profitability as well as, address economic deprivation of women informal business owners. The program has equipped business women with in-depth digital technology skills and tools to catalyze their entrepreneurial growth in an increasingly technology-driven business environment. Ajoke Ayisat Afolabi Foundation (AAAF) is a Nigerian registered nonprofit and since 2008 has invested in scholarships and skills education of vulnerable children and economically empowered Women and Girl Children across Nigeria.

Over the past 10 months the NH Center for Nonprofits spearheaded a national initiative with the Nonprofit Congress and the National Council of Nonprofit Associations focused on educating the presidential candidates about the nonprofit sector and engaging them in a dialogue about what they would do as president to improve the sector. This video looks back on our successes and what we have learned.

Leo Igwe is a Nigerian human rights advocate who has played leading roles in the Nigerian Humanist Movement and Atheist Alliance International. For many years he represented IHEU at the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights and generally in Western and Southern Africa.

Here, he speaks on the importance of student activism and how students can change society, and the world, for the better.

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This presentation was an insightful conversation about a young immigrant’s journey across the world (from Portland, Oregon to Tel Aviv) to fight for a sustainable future through the nuances and challenges of the diaspora. Sharona shared her story about her heritage, environmental activism, and current navigation into her new life within Israel. There was time for questions and details about her upcoming projects.

Presenter: Sharona Shnayder is a 21-year-old Nigerian-Israeli environmental activist mobilizing for climate justice in the Middle East. She is also the founder of the global, grassroots movement Tuesdays for Trash inspiring individuals around the world to dedicate Tuesdays–or every day– for trash picking up, conversing about the waste management issue, demanding better practices from big businesses, and becoming responsible citizens working towards a healthier home for all. Additionally, she serves as the Chairwoman of the social justice non-profit OurstreetsPDX and Marketing Manager of the climate-tech startup Albo Climate. Her main passion is to reduce global waste and create a more sustainable, clean, and equitable home for everyone on this planet. You can find more information about her here: https://static1.squarespace.co....m/static/5849bcb815d

http://democracynow.org - The United Nations is warning the risk of mass starvation is rapidly rising in Yemen, Nigeria, Somalia and South Sudan. This comes as the U.S. escalates its involvement in the Saudi-led war on Yemen. We speak to Kathy Kelly, co-coordinator of Voices for Creative Nonviolence, a campaign to end U.S. military and economic warfare. She and over a dozen other peace activists recently held a week-long vigil and fast in front of the United Nations to protest the ongoing U.S. support for the Saudi bombing of Yemen and the Saudi blockade of Yemeni ports.

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Panel naar aanleiding van de expo: 'People Powered Movement vs. Shell' BAK, basis voor actuele kunst, Utrecht

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Al decennialang verzetten mensen zich wereldwijd tegen de wanpraktijken van Shell. Tijdens 3 bijeenkomsten in BAK, basis voor actuele kunst Utrecht bekijken en bespreken wij dit verzet tijdens ‘People Powered Movement vs. Shell'. We gaan in gesprek met kunstenaars, activisten en onderzoekers. Kom je ook?

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Tijdens deze bijeenkomst krijg je een voorproefje van de expositie 'Beweging tegen Shell' die op 30 oktober 2020 wordt geopend in NDSM Fuse in Amsterdam. Mensen komen al jaren in opstand tegen uitbuiting van de aarde en onze medemens door Shell: van Indonesië tot Nigeria, van Curaçao tot Zuid-Afrika, en van Alaska tot Groningen.

Omoyele Sowore, presidential candidate of the African Action Congress (AAC), says he is not a "politician" in the Nigerian sense despite standing for election at this month's poll.

Speaking on 'Politico Politica', a political affairs interview anchored by fast-rising presenter Isabella Akinseye, Sowore described himself as a "political activist".

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From Trash to Fasion: Nigerian Teen Activists Answer to Plastic Recycling
INTERNATIONAL: A 15-year-old climate change activist Esohe Ozigbo struts a catwalk in an outfit made from discarded poly bags. Plastic waste is ubiquitous in the megacity, the commercial capital of Africa's most populous country with a population of more than 20 million people, where dropping litter is commonplace. To reinforce their message about the extent of the waste in Lagos, Ozigbo and her fellow activists attach plastic to fabric to create garments they wear in their annual "Trashion Show".

Ozigbo says, "The Trashion Show means a lot to me, I have been doing it for years and it is like a way of showcasing to everyone what we can do with the trash we so carelessly discard, and I really think it is like us making a statement and showing that we care about the environment and you should too, because we are just teenagers but we are trying to like make a change in the world."

A not-for-profit conservation group funded by donations Green Fingers Garden, works with young people to stage the shows in shopping malls.

The organisation’s founder Chinedu Mogbo says, "So we felt why not mix creativity with advocacy and that was why we actually went out with this. The students are the ones…together we went out, we picked up the plastics; we cleaned the environment. But rather than just taking everything maybe to a dumping site or so, we felt we get creative with it, so we decided to spruce things up and start the Trashion Show.''

Recently Ozigbo and her group waded through a mass of plastic bottles, food containers and bags that have blocked a waterway. Wearing gloves and masks, they pick up the discarded plastic and drop them into refuse bags. Their aim is to enable water to flow around the waterway in the city's Sangotedo district that was constructed to prevent flooding, while raising awareness of the problems caused by single use plastic.

Ozigbo has added, "We are the generation who are going to be like leading in a few years, and like the older people at the end of the day they will end up leaving this earth and we will be the ones left with it, so we need to start now because in a few years it is going to be too late to do anything.''

Ozigbo, who cites Swedish teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg as her inspiration, said she hoped the shows made shoppers think about their actions. She says that they are just teenagers but they are trying to make a change in the world as other young environmentally-conscious Nigerians may have already lost hope.

Photographer Abdulrasaq Babalola created a series of concept images about single-use plastic in 2019. He says, "I did this project in 2019 and since then nothing has really changed, nothing, let's be honest with ourselves nothing has really changed and if we don't restore the earth right now, the negative effect it is going to have on us, we won't be able to handle it."

Ozigbo and her counterparts don't intend to ever give up, whether they have to get down and dirty or "clean up nice" for the cause.




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This episode features Mr Oluseyi Oyebisi, Executive Director, Nigeria Network of NGOs, as he sheds light on the myths around running non-profits and the existing untapped opportunities.

BENUE ELITES DEVELOPMENT NETWORK, A REGISTERED NON-PROFIT ORGANISATION WITH MEMBERSHIP DRAWN FROM GRADUATES OF BENUE ORIGIN FROM VARIOUS FIELDS OF ENDEAVOUR, IN ABUJA ON MONDAY, PRESENTED AN AWARD OF EXCELLENCE TO THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF THE NIGERIAN NEWS GROUP, CHIEF PHILIP AGBESE, IN RECOGNITION OF HIS PHILANTHROPY AND SELFLESS SERVICE TO HUMANITY.

Aderonke Apata, a Nigerian lesbian, LGBTIQ equality advocate, human rights activist and feminist demands the repeal of Nigeria anti gay laws when she delivered over 70,000 petition signatures to Nigeria embassy in London on 30/09/2015. The rally was organised by Aderonke Apata founder of African Rainbow Family: http://africanrainbowfamily.org/.
The was attended by over 100 people and widely reported in local and international news media. Updates on: http://africanrainbowfamily.or....g/2015/10/05/african .
Aderonke Apata started this petition that garnered over 70,000 signatures and still counting to Nigerian President, Muhammadu Buhari asking him to repeal the same-sex marriage bill in Nigeria.
Nigeria is one of the 76 countries that criminalise homosexuality with the harshest penalties of up to 14 years imprisonment and death in the northern parts of the country.
Since this toxic law was passed in 2014, suspected LGBTI people face homelessness, evictions, public whipping, mob attacks, loss of employments, denial to access healthcare services which is a critical situation especially for people with HIV.
This insidious law is against the articles 42 of Nigerian constitution, and 2, 3 and 5 of African Human Rights Charter and other international equality laws.

DemocracyNow.org - We're joined from the Rio+20 Earth Summit in Rio by Nnimmo Bassey, executive director of Environmental Rights Action in Nigeria, chair of Friends of the Earth International. "The leaders came to Rio with clearly very low ambitions, probably with the desire to block grievances on any issue that would not be of particular benefit to them or their countries," Bassey says. "They've come up with a draft agreement that is shallow, that is hollow, that doesn't describe or deal with the root causes of the multiple crises that the world is confronted with right now."

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