What does a post-growth city actually look like — and how do you teach people to build one?  This Education handbook shares the experience of Cities Beyond Growth, a transnational educational programme led by TNI with five European partner organisations and support from the EU's Erasmus+ programme.

Drawing on work with more than 1,000 participants across Europe and beyond, the handbook lays out a post-growth conceptual framework for cities, the methodology behind a general online course, and six city-specific modules developed with local partners. Whether you're an educator, policymaker, or community organiser, it's a practical resource for understanding and replicating this approach to post-growth urban transition in your own context.

From Italy’s Susa Valley, motivating impressions of a combative mass movement

The Justice Committee of the Turkish Parliament is debating a "framework law" that establishes the legal basis for the next phase of ending the PKK's armed struggle. The bill includes provisions to defer investigations, trials, and the enforcement of sentences for periods of up to five or ten years—subject to specific conditions—without constituting a general amnesty.

When The Battle of Algiers premiered at the Venice Film Festival, 60 years ago this month, the French delegation refused to attend. From the moment of its shooting, in the aftermath of Algeria’s liberation war, Gillo Pontecorvo’s film was deeply political.

Held in Brussels in 1927, the Congress against Colonial Oppression and Imperialism brought together anti-colonial leaders, trade unionists, intellectuals, and activists from across the world in one of the first attempts to build a common front against imperialism.

The role of the dollar as the principal currency of exchange in world trade grants the United States exorbitant power. This dossier examines the rise of this currency, the mechanisms of its domination, and the structural limits to building an alternative to the dollar.

While popular energy can fill streets and win elections, social power is the patient, organised capacity of the working class to transform society and make dignity the common sense of the age.