Greta Thunberg (klimataktivist)

-Debunk the myths about development, growth and progress told by the larger society;

-Resist destructive projects like pipelines, mines and dams, through direct action where necessary;

-Build alternatives to the current systems (as if we planned to live here for 1,000 years);

-Heal toxic and pillaged places on land and water and in relationships;

-Build community with one another, understand and work to deconstruct racial, ethnic and sexual oppressions and support the equality of women in all their work. As Harsha Walia puts it: “taking care of ourselves so we can be dangerous together”;

-Involve more and more people in the movement, and organize without “taking power” as we know it. Many organizations tend to mistakenly replicate the hierarchical structures of the right. As Subcommandante Marcos has said, “We have come to realize that the problem is not that of taking power, but rather who exercises it. Our work is going to end, if it ends, in the construction of this space for new political relationships. What follows is going to be the product of the efforts of people with another way of thinking and acting.” The Québec student movement provides an example of this kind of organizing