Act, Rest, Reset, Repeat. Create change without burning out
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- Nombre de pages224
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- ISBN978-1-83681-030-8
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- Date de parution14/04/2026
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- ÉditeurWatkins Publishing
Résumé
Award-winning youth activist Katie Hodgetts presents eight steps towards a new type of activism: by building inner resilience we create the tools we need to bring about impactful outer action. What happens once the marches end? "Activism" has become synonymous with disruption, superglue and arrest - but there is another way. Award-winning youth activist Katie Hodgetts founded The Resilience Project after a period of burnout from climate activism.
In this book she she empowers young adults to navigate a changing world by building up resilience through rest, community, connection and celebration. Drawing on her own experiences, as well as research conducted alongside Imperial College London and Stanford University, California, Katie proposes a new type of activism for an anxious generation: one that breaks the cycle of fighting fire with fire, and is sustainable for our mental health and sense of identity as well as the planet.
Follow the eight steps in this book: Guidepost 1: Humans first, changemakers second Guidepost 2: The power of peer-support Guidepost 3: Let your feelings eat Guidepost 4: Narratives: resist, reclaim and reimagine Guidepost 5: The wisdom of burnout Guidepost 6: Your resilience rucksack Guidepost 7: The eight types of rest Guidepost 8: Gratitude without numbing This is a rallying cry for a different way to do changemaking - one that centres self-change over self-care - for young people who want to be responsible world citizens without sacrificing themselves in the process.
In this book she she empowers young adults to navigate a changing world by building up resilience through rest, community, connection and celebration. Drawing on her own experiences, as well as research conducted alongside Imperial College London and Stanford University, California, Katie proposes a new type of activism for an anxious generation: one that breaks the cycle of fighting fire with fire, and is sustainable for our mental health and sense of identity as well as the planet.
Follow the eight steps in this book: Guidepost 1: Humans first, changemakers second Guidepost 2: The power of peer-support Guidepost 3: Let your feelings eat Guidepost 4: Narratives: resist, reclaim and reimagine Guidepost 5: The wisdom of burnout Guidepost 6: Your resilience rucksack Guidepost 7: The eight types of rest Guidepost 8: Gratitude without numbing This is a rallying cry for a different way to do changemaking - one that centres self-change over self-care - for young people who want to be responsible world citizens without sacrificing themselves in the process.
Award-winning youth activist Katie Hodgetts presents eight steps towards a new type of activism: by building inner resilience we create the tools we need to bring about impactful outer action. What happens once the marches end? "Activism" has become synonymous with disruption, superglue and arrest - but there is another way. Award-winning youth activist Katie Hodgetts founded The Resilience Project after a period of burnout from climate activism.
In this book she she empowers young adults to navigate a changing world by building up resilience through rest, community, connection and celebration. Drawing on her own experiences, as well as research conducted alongside Imperial College London and Stanford University, California, Katie proposes a new type of activism for an anxious generation: one that breaks the cycle of fighting fire with fire, and is sustainable for our mental health and sense of identity as well as the planet.
Follow the eight steps in this book: Guidepost 1: Humans first, changemakers second Guidepost 2: The power of peer-support Guidepost 3: Let your feelings eat Guidepost 4: Narratives: resist, reclaim and reimagine Guidepost 5: The wisdom of burnout Guidepost 6: Your resilience rucksack Guidepost 7: The eight types of rest Guidepost 8: Gratitude without numbing This is a rallying cry for a different way to do changemaking - one that centres self-change over self-care - for young people who want to be responsible world citizens without sacrificing themselves in the process.
In this book she she empowers young adults to navigate a changing world by building up resilience through rest, community, connection and celebration. Drawing on her own experiences, as well as research conducted alongside Imperial College London and Stanford University, California, Katie proposes a new type of activism for an anxious generation: one that breaks the cycle of fighting fire with fire, and is sustainable for our mental health and sense of identity as well as the planet.
Follow the eight steps in this book: Guidepost 1: Humans first, changemakers second Guidepost 2: The power of peer-support Guidepost 3: Let your feelings eat Guidepost 4: Narratives: resist, reclaim and reimagine Guidepost 5: The wisdom of burnout Guidepost 6: Your resilience rucksack Guidepost 7: The eight types of rest Guidepost 8: Gratitude without numbing This is a rallying cry for a different way to do changemaking - one that centres self-change over self-care - for young people who want to be responsible world citizens without sacrificing themselves in the process.