Tipping Point UK

The 'movement power' method promises to deliver active popular support for sweeping social change. Here's how it works.

The movement power model of civil resistance can only succeed when its strategy informs and magnifies its tactics - its front line actions.

A mass movement can mobilise around strategic campaigns with instrumental demands - and around prefigurative campaigns with symbolic demands.

A successful campaign needs unity in its aims and actions, but plurality and autonomy for its activists.

The movement power approach to building mass movements has many benefits - but also some problems. So how to proceed?

The hybrid model of mass organising is based on both the structure and momentum traditions. So what is the history of successful protest, and how can it inform our work today?

The hybrid organising model is formed from the DNA of its two parents – the structure and momentum traditions – which will ensure the success of its offspring.

A mass movement for climate action can be deployed though a cycle of momentum, organisational theorists explain.

How do we seed mass social movements that can avert cataclysmic climate breakdown?