Strength and Solidarity + Organizational health

Strength and Solidarity

The Symposium on Strength and Solidarity for Human Rights is a multi-year project to provoke new efforts and energy for building organizational strength and increased solidarity across the human rights field. It seeks to be a source of ideas and provocation within the global human rights movement. From now until 2025, they’ve convened frontline activists, organizational leaders, scholars, and movement builders in conversations about the challenges rights defenders face. Check their podcast here: https://strengthandsolidarity.org/podcasts/

Integrating individual well-being with environmental systems (December 2021)

Human Rights Leadership: Towards a Research and Practice Agenda for Challenging Times, Eric Hoddy and John Gray, Human Rights Defender Hub Working Paper No. 9, University of York (May 2020)

Collective Care, Crisis, Research

Wellbeing Inspires Welldoing: How Changemakers’ Inner Wellbeing Influences Their Work, Severns Guntzel, J. & Murphy Johnson, N. (2020)

Research, Self care

Mental Health Disorders and Utilization of Mental Healthcare Services in United Nations Personnel, Adam D. Brown, Katharina Schultebraucks, Meng Qian, Meng Li, Danny Horesh, Carol Siegel, Yosef Brody, Abdalla Mansour Amer, Rony Kapel Lev-Ari, Francis Mas, Charles R. Marmar and Jillann Farmer, Global Mental Health (2020)

Crisis, Research

Identifying Your Role and Practicing Self-Care as a Young Black Activist, Genisha Metcalf, DoSomething.org (October 2020)

Burnout, Racism, Tools

“Racism, Whiteness, and Burnout in Antiracism Movements: How White Racial Justice Activists Elevate Burnout in Racial Justice Activists of Color in the United States”, Paul C Gorski and Noura Erakat, Ethnicities (March 2019)

Burnout, Racism, Research

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Human Rights Leadership: Towards a Research and Practice Agenda for Challenging Times, Eric Hoddy and John Gray, Human Rights Defender Hub Working Paper No. 9, University of York (May 2020)

Wellbeing Inspires Welldoing: How Changemakers’ Inner Wellbeing Influences Their Work, Severns Guntzel, J. & Murphy Johnson, N. (2020)

Identifying Your Role and Practicing Self-Care as a Young Black Activist, Genisha Metcalf, DoSomething.org (October 2020)

“Racism, Whiteness, and Burnout in Antiracism Movements: How White Racial Justice Activists Elevate Burnout in Racial Justice Activists of Color in the United States”, Paul C Gorski and Noura Erakat, Ethnicities (March 2019)