Measuring the Impact of the Australian Climate Movement

The Movement Monitor is the first-of-its-kind interactive database and map that measures the impact of the Australian climate movement. The project is gathering and analysing a diverse range of data to provide an annual snap-shot of climate movement impact. Through this measurement we can better understand the Australian climate movement’s strengths and challenges, and identify gaps and opportunities for capacity-building.

What does Movement Monitor Measure?

The impact of the Australian climate movement will be measured against a number of defined indicators of movement capacity and power.  These indicators will draw on past research into social movements as well as the priorities of stakeholders in the Australian climate movement. The indicators will allow for easy comparison over time, identifying areas of progress, decline or stagnation.

We are measuring and monitoring Australian groups focused on climate change related campaigns.

We are identifying and researching the climate movement’s strengths and challenges, gaps and opportunities.

With movement-wide measurement we are enabling informed collective action for a thriving social movement.

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Apply for the Movement Monitor Fellowship

Apply for the Movement Monitor Fellowship

The Fellowship will provide support to two Fellows to research and each produce two Commons resources (article, podcast, video or similar) related to the Australian climate movement over a period of 12 weeks.

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