DOTS
Democracy On The Streets
🌐 global …
✊🏾 intersectional …
🎨 irrepressible …
For Love
Chalk Street Art
Now chalking:
👉🏾 #CeasefireDOTS
✊🏾 join the #dots!
One Struggle
This moment of peril and promise is bigger than any of us.
But it is not bigger than all of us.
To flip this toxic system, and realise a world fit for children, we must stand together.
We must connect the dots between the struggle for climate, gender, racial, digital and economic equality.
Only together will we be powerful enough to shift the trajectory and win a world fit for children.
Solidarity
DOTS has all the right qualities to create connections from the ground up.
It is kryptonite to fascism.
Pavement chalk is accessible, evocative, and irrepressible.
It naturally favours women, children, creatives, and all those on the margins.
DOTS amplifies chalk’s inherently democratic nature with an intersectional frame capable of humanely expressing everything – from our most urgent concerns to our highest aspirations.
DOTS is for all who strive for a world fit for children.
Ground Game
By combining action on the ground with strategic digitisation, DOTS collapses the divide between cyber and cyber, global and local.
Share DOTS with all you love.
Use hashtags ending in DOTS (e.g. #ClimateDOTS) so we can find each other.
For Love
Love, courage and imagination are what we most urgently need.
Every action matters.
Together we CAN change the big picture.
Check out our ‘Engage’ page for ways to support.
DOTS needs YOU.
Inspiration
Let’s show not tell…
Ideas Lying Around
A new way of being based on cultures of compassion and economies of care is emerging.
We can put the writing on the wall and the word on the street.
We can leave OUR ideas lying around.
Whose streets?
Our Streets!
✊🏾 Join the dots …
A New Way
The streets are a crucial arena.
But they’re getting harder to hold.
Be like chalk.
✊🏾 Join the dots …
the world has changed, it looks completely different … it will probably not look the same again and we are going to need to find a new way forward.
Greta Thunberg, April 23, 2020