Nonviolent Action Case Map

U.S. activists and politicians campaign at South African Embassy for end to apartheid, 1984-1985

South Africans disobey apartheid laws (Defiance of Unjust Laws Campaign), 1952-1953

Anti-war activists march to Moscow for peace, 1960-1961

International, United States
March throughout the United States and Europe

Argentines protest Uruguayan paper mills, 2005-2008

Gualeguaychú, Argentina and Fray Bentos, Uruguay, Uruguay, Gualeguaychú, Argentina and Fray Bentos, Uruguay, Argentina

Argentines protest Uruguayan paper mills, 2005-2008

Gualeguaychú, Argentina and Fray Bentos, Uruguay, Uruguay, Gualeguaychú, Argentina and Fray Bentos, Uruguay, Argentina

Esquel community opposes to gold mining, Argentina, 2002-2006

University of Arizona students campaign against sweatshop-produced apparel, 1997-1999

Atlanta students sit-in for U.S. civil rights, 1960-1961

Australians block cricket and impede rugby tour of apartheid South Africa, 1971

Barcelona workers win general strike for economic justice, 1919

Women's textile strike in Barcelona, Spain, 1913

Baton Rouge students sit-in for U.S. civil rights (Southern University 16), 1960

Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States
Mainly on Southern University’s campus and by the state capital

Belgian socialists general strike for universal suffrage, 1913

Belizean unions strike to increase political participation and prevent increased taxation, 2005

University of California Berkeley students win divestment against apartheid South Africa, 1985

African American citizens campaign for integration in Durham, N.C., 1963

Swarthmore Afro-American Student Society fights for greater representation and support services, 1968-1969

Bolivian tin miners' wives fast, win amnesty, jobs, freedom, 1977-1978

Brazilian Rubber Tappers campaign to protest the deforestation of the Brazilian rainforest region, 1977-1988

Brazilian priests intervene nonviolently to prevent violence, 1968

British citizens campaign for the abolition of the slave trade, 1787-1807

Women form peace camp to protest housing of cruise missiles at Greenham Common, 1981-1993

Bulgarians defend Jews from deportation during World War II, 1941-1945

Bulgaria
Near MPs offices and train stations in all parts of Bulgaria

Redwood Rabbis protect northern California trees, 1995-1999

Humboldt County, California, United States

University of North Carolina students win divestment from apartheid South Africa, 1986-1987

Chapel Hill, North Carolina, United States
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill campus

Chinese students campaign for democratic reform (Tiananmen Square), 1989

The Albany Movement campaigns for full integration in Georgia (Fall 1961- Summer 1962)

African Americans campaign for equal accommodations, Birmingham, Alabama, USA, 1963

African Americans campaign for voting rights in Selma, Alabama, USA, 1965

Selma, Alabama; some action also took place in neighboring counties and Montgomery, Alabama, United States

Freedom Riders end racial segregation in Southern U.S. public transit, 1961

Washington, D.C., Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, United States
rides varied in location but usually involved buses departing from northeastern states and traveling via interstates to southeastern states. Started with rides from DC to New Orleans

Freedom Riders end racial segregation in Southern U.S. public transit, 1961

Washington, D.C., Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, United States
rides varied in location but usually involved buses departing from northeastern states and traveling via interstates to southeastern states. Started with rides from DC to New Orleans

Freedom Riders end racial segregation in Southern U.S. public transit, 1961

Washington, D.C., Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, United States
rides varied in location but usually involved buses departing from northeastern states and traveling via interstates to southeastern states. Started with rides from DC to New Orleans

Freedom Riders end racial segregation in Southern U.S. public transit, 1961

Washington, D.C., Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, United States
rides varied in location but usually involved buses departing from northeastern states and traveling via interstates to southeastern states. Started with rides from DC to New Orleans

Freedom Riders end racial segregation in Southern U.S. public transit, 1961

Washington, D.C., Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, United States
rides varied in location but usually involved buses departing from northeastern states and traveling via interstates to southeastern states. Started with rides from DC to New Orleans

Freedom Riders end racial segregation in Southern U.S. public transit, 1961

Washington, D.C., Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, United States
rides varied in location but usually involved buses departing from northeastern states and traveling via interstates to southeastern states. Started with rides from DC to New Orleans

Freedom Riders end racial segregation in Southern U.S. public transit, 1961

Washington, D.C., Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, United States
rides varied in location but usually involved buses departing from northeastern states and traveling via interstates to southeastern states. Started with rides from DC to New Orleans

Freedom Riders end racial segregation in Southern U.S. public transit, 1961

Washington, D.C., Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, United States
rides varied in location but usually involved buses departing from northeastern states and traveling via interstates to southeastern states. Started with rides from DC to New Orleans

Quakers fight for religious freedom in Puritan Massachusetts, 1656-1661

Massachusetts Bay Colony, United States
Boston and surrounding locations

Columbia University students win divestment from apartheid South Africa, United States, 1985

Cornell University students sit-in for divestment from apartheid South Africa, 1985

Costa Rican communities defeat U.S. oil companies to protect local environment, 1999-2002

Talamanca, Costa Rica
Talamanca Region of Southeastern Costa Rica including Puerto Limón

Cree (First Nations) stop second phase of James Bay hydroelectric project, 1989-1994

Quebec, Canada
The majority took place in the province Quebec, although there was some action in Vermont, Maine, and New York

Cubans general strike to overthrow president, 1935

Danish citizens resist the Nazis, 1940-1945

Danish workers strike for electoral reform (Easter Crisis of 1920), 1920

Dominican citizens general strike for free democratic elections, 1961-1962

Duke students campaign against sweatshops, 1997-1999

Durham, North Carolina, United States
Duke University campus

Durham students sit-in for U.S. Civil Rights, 1960

Dutch citizens resist Nazi occupation, 1940-1945

Especially active in Amsterdam, Eindhovenand, and Limberg, Netherlands

Dutch citizens resist Nazi occupation, 1940-1945

Especially active in Amsterdam, Eindhovenand, and Limberg, Netherlands

Dutch citizens resist Nazi occupation, 1940-1945

Especially active in Amsterdam, Eindhovenand, and Limberg, Netherlands

Ecuadorians defend their land against mining, 1995-2007

Ecuador
Junina mountainous community in the Intag region of northern Ecuador

Egyptian cab drivers protest colonial animal laws, 1906-1907

Egyptian laborers strike for pay, ~1170 BCE

English Quakers campaign for freedom of religion, 1647-1689

English laborers campaign against economic repression (The Tolpuddle Martyrs), 1833-36

Finns resist Russification, end conscription, regain elections, 1898-1905

French students and workers campaign for reform (May Revolt), 1968

Georgetown University students campaign against sweatshops, 1997-1999

Greensboro, NC, students sit-in for U.S. Civil Rights, 1960

Greensboro, North Carolina, United States
Lunch counters

Native Guadeloupeans campaign against high living costs, 2009

Native Guadeloupeans campaign against high living costs, 2009

Guatemalans overthrow a dictator, 1944

Ecuadorian workers in Guayaquil engage in general strike for economic rights, 1922

Haitians overthrow a dictator, 1946

Mainly Port-au-Prince, but the campaign spread to cities throughout Haiti, Haiti

United Fruit Company laborers campaign for economic justice, Honduras, 1954

Houston janitors campaign for economic justice, 2005-2006

Hungarians campaign for independence from Austrian Empire, 1859-1867

Icelandic women strike for economic and social equality, 1975

Igbo women campaign for rights (The Women's War) in Nigeria, 1929

Indian environmental scientist holds “fast-unto-death” against damming Ganges River, India, 2008-10

Narmada Bachao Andolan (NBA) forces end of World Bank funding of Sardar Sarovar dam, India, 1985-1993

Paraguayan indigenous peoples resist the Stroessner regime, 1969-1989

Israeli youth refuse compulsory military service, 2008-2009

Pro-Settlement advocates protest Israeli withdrawal from the Gaza Strip and West Bank, 2004-2005

West Bank and Gaza Strip, Israel, West Bank and Gaza Strip, Palestine

Pro-Settlement advocates protest Israeli withdrawal from the Gaza Strip and West Bank, 2004-2005

West Bank and Gaza Strip, Israel, West Bank and Gaza Strip, Palestine

Japanese protest security treaty with U.S. and unseat Prime Minister, 1959-1960

Julia Butterfly Hill defends California redwoods, 1999

Stafford, Humboldt County, California, United States

Kenyan mothers win release of political prisoners and press for democratic reform, 1992-1993

La Réunion workers campaign for greater buying power, 2009

La Réunion workers campaign for greater buying power, 2009

Latvians campaign for national independence, 1989-1991

Lawrence, MA factory workers strike "for Bread and Roses," U.S. 1912

Lithuanians campaign for national independence, 1988-1991

Los Angleles Justice for Janitors campaign for economic justice at Century City, 1989-1990

Los Angeles, California, United States
Century City office complex

Luxembourgers general strike against Nazi occupation, 1942

Martinique workers campaign against high living costs, 2009

Martinique workers campaign against high living costs, 2009

University of Miami janitors campaign for economic justice, 2005-2006

Mills College students win divestment from South African apartheid government, 1984-1988

MIT students campaign for divestment from apartheid South Africa, 1985-1991

Mongolians win multi-party democracy, 1989-1990

Nisqually and Puyallup Native Americans win fishing rights through "fish-ins", 1964-1970

Olympia, Washington, United States
Frank’s Landing—a small settlement on the Nisqually River in Puget Sound

New Orleans citizens boycott for U.S. civil rights, 1960-61

New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
Stores and lunch counters on Dryades and Canal Street

New Yorkers attempt to prevent garden demolition (El Jardin de la Esperanza), 1999-2000

New Zealanders protest against Springbok rugby tour, 1981

New Zealand
generally near rugby pitches

Nicaraguan Christians campaign for peace during Contra War, 1983-1989

Norwegian teachers prevent Nazi takeover of education, 1942

Ovambo migrant workers general strike for rights, Namibia, 1971-72

Ovamboland, Windhoek, Walvis Bay, Grootfontein, Namibia

Ovambo migrant workers general strike for rights, Namibia, 1971-72

Ovamboland, Windhoek, Walvis Bay, Grootfontein, Namibia

Ovambo migrant workers general strike for rights, Namibia, 1971-72

Ovamboland, Windhoek, Walvis Bay, Grootfontein, Namibia

Pearl Continental Karachi workers sit-in over labor disputes, Pakistan, 2010

Palestinians wage nonviolent campaign during First Intifada, 1987-1988

The West Bank and Gaza Strip, Palestine, The West Bank and Gaza Strip, Israel

Palestinians wage nonviolent campaign during First Intifada, 1987-1988

The West Bank and Gaza Strip, Palestine, The West Bank and Gaza Strip, Israel

Palestinians wage nonviolent campaign during First Intifada, 1987-1988

The West Bank and Gaza Strip, Palestine, The West Bank and Gaza Strip, Israel

Palestinians in Bil'in Protest Construction of Israeli Separation Barrier, 2005-2011

Panamanians campaign to overthrow dictator (The Civic Crusade), 1987-1989

Pashtuns campaign against the British Empire in India, 1930-1931

North-West Frontier of British India, near present day Afghanistan, India

Pashtuns campaign against the British Empire in India, 1930-1931

North-West Frontier of British India, near present day Afghanistan, India

Peace campaigners act for civil rights in Albany, GA, 1963-1964

Nonviolent intervention in Philippines during military clash, 1986

Polish bus workers defeat privatization, Kielce, 2007

Polish workers general strike for economic rights, 1980

cities included Gdansk, Ursus, Huta Warszawa, Poznan, Tczew, Mielec, Swidnica, Lublin, Sopot, Gdynia, and Szczecin, Poland

Polish workers general strike for economic rights, 1980

cities included Gdansk, Ursus, Huta Warszawa, Poznan, Tczew, Mielec, Swidnica, Lublin, Sopot, Gdynia, and Szczecin, Poland

Polish workers general strike for economic rights, 1980

cities included Gdansk, Ursus, Huta Warszawa, Poznan, Tczew, Mielec, Swidnica, Lublin, Sopot, Gdynia, and Szczecin, Poland

Polish workers general strike for economic rights, 1980

cities included Gdansk, Ursus, Huta Warszawa, Poznan, Tczew, Mielec, Swidnica, Lublin, Sopot, Gdynia, and Szczecin, Poland

Polish workers general strike for economic rights, 1980

cities included Gdansk, Ursus, Huta Warszawa, Poznan, Tczew, Mielec, Swidnica, Lublin, Sopot, Gdynia, and Szczecin, Poland

Polish workers general strike for economic rights, 1980

cities included Gdansk, Ursus, Huta Warszawa, Poznan, Tczew, Mielec, Swidnica, Lublin, Sopot, Gdynia, and Szczecin, Poland

Polish workers general strike for economic rights, 1980

cities included Gdansk, Ursus, Huta Warszawa, Poznan, Tczew, Mielec, Swidnica, Lublin, Sopot, Gdynia, and Szczecin, Poland

Polish workers general strike for economic rights, 1980

cities included Gdansk, Ursus, Huta Warszawa, Poznan, Tczew, Mielec, Swidnica, Lublin, Sopot, Gdynia, and Szczecin, Poland

Polish workers general strike for economic rights, 1980

cities included Gdansk, Ursus, Huta Warszawa, Poznan, Tczew, Mielec, Swidnica, Lublin, Sopot, Gdynia, and Szczecin, Poland

Polish workers general strike for economic rights, 1980

cities included Gdansk, Ursus, Huta Warszawa, Poznan, Tczew, Mielec, Swidnica, Lublin, Sopot, Gdynia, and Szczecin, Poland

Polish workers general strike for economic rights, 1980

cities included Gdansk, Ursus, Huta Warszawa, Poznan, Tczew, Mielec, Swidnica, Lublin, Sopot, Gdynia, and Szczecin, Poland

Virginia Union University students campaign for desegregation in Richmond, USA, 1960

Rock Hill, South Carolina, students sit-in for U.S. civil rights, 1960

Georgians overthrow a dictator (Rose Revolution), 2003

Russians campaign for democracy and economic justice (Russian Revolution), 1905

Mau opposition to New Zealand rule in Samoa, 1927-1933

U.S. west coast longshoremen strike for union recognition and San Francisco general strike, 1934

San Francisco, California, United States
Ports up and down the west coast

Seattle workers general strike for fair wages, 1919

Senegalese workers general strike for increased wages, 1945-1946

French West African railway workers strike for greater benefits, 1947-1948

Senegal, Ivory Coast, Benin, Guinea
French West Africa

French West African railway workers strike for greater benefits, 1947-1948

Senegal, Ivory Coast, Benin, Guinea
French West Africa

French West African railway workers strike for greater benefits, 1947-1948

Senegal, Ivory Coast, Benin, Guinea
French West Africa

French West African railway workers strike for greater benefits, 1947-1948

Senegal, Ivory Coast, Benin, Guinea
French West Africa

Serbians overthrow Milosevic (Bulldozer Revolution), 2000

Focused in Belgrade, but with actions nationwide, Serbia

Spanish coal miners challenge Franco dictatorship, 1962

Spanish workers strike in Asturian mines, 1963

African Americans campaign for reopening of public schools in Prince Edward County, Farmville, VA, 1959-1964

Surinamese protest against president, 1999

Swarthmore College students win divestment from apartheid South Africa, 1978-1989

Swedish workers general strike for economic justice, power shift (Ådalen) 1931

Sweden
Three mills in Adalen and, later, cities around country

Coalition of Immokalee Workers campaign against Taco Bell (Boycott the Bell), 2001-2005

The campaign began in Immokalee, Florida, but then spread across the country, United States

Tongan public servants strike for higher wages, 2005

Turin workers general strike for labor rights, 1920

Disability rights activists (ADAPT) campaign for affordable and accessible housing in Chicago, 2007

Colorado disability rights activists (ADAPT) prevent budget cuts to Medicaid Home-Health Services, 2002

Denver, Colorado, United States
In front of the state Human Services Building

U.S. disability activists (ADAPT) campaign against rebuilding of Laguna Honda Hospital, 2001

U.S. farmworkers win union on farms of Campbell's Soup, 1978-1986

Originally started in the Midwest, but spread to other areas such as Texas, Florida, and eastern areas such as Philadelphia and New Jersey., United States

Americans blockade Washington, DC, to protest the Vietnam War, 1971

American colonials struggle against the British Empire, 1765 - 1775

United States
The 13 English colonies in what is now the United States. Limited actions (lobbying and letters of support) occurred in British cities

U.S. textile workers win campaign in South (J.P. Stevens Boycott) 1963-1983

U.S. groups campaign to legalize abortion, 1969-1973

United States
Across the United States

University of Pennsylvania students campaign against sweatshop-produced apparel, 1999-2000

University of Michigan students campaign against sweatshops, 1999

Uruguayans general strike against the military government, 1984

Venezuelan students protest shutdown of Radio Caracas Television, 2007

Mostly concentrated in Caracas, but some smaller protests also occurred throughout the country, Venezuela

South Vietnamese Buddhists initiate fall of dictator Diem, 1963

Cities including Hue and Saigon in South Vietnam, Vietnam

South Vietnamese Buddhists initiate fall of dictator Diem, 1963

Cities including Hue and Saigon in South Vietnam, Vietnam

Canadian workers wage general strike in Winnipeg, Canada, 1919

Yale students campaign for divestment from apartheid South Africa, 1985-1987

Zanzibar workers general strike in Zanzibar City, Tanzania, 1948

Zanzibar City, Zanzibar Protectorate, Tanzania

Afghan policewomen form human chain to protect women's rights activists in Kabul, 2009

African-Americans in Birmingham, Alabama, protest segregation, 1956-1958

Jacksonville students sit-in for integrated lunch counters, 1960

Jacksonville, Florida, United States
Downtown area of a city in Northern Florida

Students protest segregation in Columbia, South Carolina, 1960-1961

Columbia, South Carolina , United States
Allen University and Benedict College

Saami and Norwegians protest construction of Alta Dam, Norway, 1979-1981

Alta and Oslo, Norway
The campaign had two fronts: one near the proposed dam site in remote northern Norway, and another 3,000 km away in the capital city, Oslo.

Nashville students sit-in for U.S. civil rights, 1960

Nashville, Tennessee, United States
eating establishments, drug stores, department stores, bus terminals, variety stores

Pastors and students lead campaign to desegregate Danville, VA, 1963

Philadelphian gay rights activists stage first sit-in at Dewey's restaurant, 1965

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
A diner in Center City, Philadelphia

University students campaign for racial integration in Charlotte, NC, 1960

Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
Stores and cafeterias in downtown Charlotte

St. Paul's College students boycott segregated Virginia movie theater, Lawrenceville, VA, 1960

Cambridge, Maryland, activists campaign for desegregation, USA, 1962-1963

CORE's Route 40 Project: Maryland campaign for desegregation and U.S. Civil Rights, 1961

Route 40, from across Maryland and into Deleware, United States
Restaurants and other facilities along Route 40

African American residents of Chester, PA, demonstrate to end de facto segregation in public schools, 1963-1966

Guyanese sugar workers strike 135 days for economic justice, 1977

University of Washington Student Worker Coalition strikes against cutting higher education budgets, 2010

St. Louis CORE campaign for lunch counter desegregation, 1948-52

St. Louis, Missouri, United States
Stix, Baer & Fuller Department Store

German university students campaign for education reform, 2009

Essen, Berlin, Hamburg, Cologne, Mainz, Tubingen, Munich, Freiberg, Bielefield, Leipzig, and Bonn, Germany
University campuses and city centers.

German university students campaign for education reform, 2009

Essen, Berlin, Hamburg, Cologne, Mainz, Tubingen, Munich, Freiberg, Bielefield, Leipzig, and Bonn, Germany
University campuses and city centers.

German university students campaign for education reform, 2009

Essen, Berlin, Hamburg, Cologne, Mainz, Tubingen, Munich, Freiberg, Bielefield, Leipzig, and Bonn, Germany
University campuses and city centers.

German university students campaign for education reform, 2009

Essen, Berlin, Hamburg, Cologne, Mainz, Tubingen, Munich, Freiberg, Bielefield, Leipzig, and Bonn, Germany
University campuses and city centers.

German university students campaign for education reform, 2009

Essen, Berlin, Hamburg, Cologne, Mainz, Tubingen, Munich, Freiberg, Bielefield, Leipzig, and Bonn, Germany
University campuses and city centers.

German university students campaign for education reform, 2009

Essen, Berlin, Hamburg, Cologne, Mainz, Tubingen, Munich, Freiberg, Bielefield, Leipzig, and Bonn, Germany
University campuses and city centers.

German university students campaign for education reform, 2009

Essen, Berlin, Hamburg, Cologne, Mainz, Tubingen, Munich, Freiberg, Bielefield, Leipzig, and Bonn, Germany
University campuses and city centers.

German university students campaign for education reform, 2009

Essen, Berlin, Hamburg, Cologne, Mainz, Tubingen, Munich, Freiberg, Bielefield, Leipzig, and Bonn, Germany
University campuses and city centers.

German university students campaign for education reform, 2009

Essen, Berlin, Hamburg, Cologne, Mainz, Tubingen, Munich, Freiberg, Bielefield, Leipzig, and Bonn, Germany
University campuses and city centers.

German university students campaign for education reform, 2009

Essen, Berlin, Hamburg, Cologne, Mainz, Tubingen, Munich, Freiberg, Bielefield, Leipzig, and Bonn, Germany
University campuses and city centers.

German university students campaign for education reform, 2009

Essen, Berlin, Hamburg, Cologne, Mainz, Tubingen, Munich, Freiberg, Bielefield, Leipzig, and Bonn, Germany
University campuses and city centers.

SUNY-Albany students protest campus sweatshop products, U.S., 2000

Albany, New York, United States
University of about 18,000 students in a large city

Syracuse University students protest sweatshops, USA, 2000-2001

Syracuse, New York, United States
Activities took place on the Syracuse University campus

University of Illinois students gain partial divestment from apartheid South Africa, 1985-1987

University of Toronto students win divestment from apartheid South Africa, 1984-1990

Philadelphia Student Union protests school district privatization, 2001-2002

University of Wisconsin students win divestment from apartheid South Africa, 1969-1978

Quebec students strike against budget cuts, 2004

Quebec, Canada
Universities and Junior Colleges

Purdue University students campaign against sweatshops, 2000

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill students campaign against sweatshops, 1999

Chapel Hill, North Carolina, United States
University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill

University of Oregon students demonstrate for fair labor practices, 2000-2001

Citizens and opposition parties organize for a fair election process in Lesotho, 1997 – 2002

Albanian workers force shift toward democracy, 1991

Asian immigrant garment workers campaign for economic justice, San Francisco, USA, 1992-1996

Burundian civil servants strike for pay increase, 2007

Australian Rainforest Action Groups boycott Malaysian rainforest timber, 1988-1994

Australia
Widespread throughout the country of Australia

Kuwaiti women struggle for suffrage (Blue Revolution), 2002–2005

United States steelworkers strike for a contract and union recognition, 1937

Nationwide, United States
Steel mills across the United States

Chippewas stop acid pollution and mining on their reservation in Wisconsin, 1996

Ashland County, Wisconsin, United States
Bad River Ojibwe Reservation

Hartmarx workers rally to save company from liquidation, 2009

Sri Lankan veterinarians strike for better treatment of elephants, 2010

Coalminers strike against Pittston Company in Virginia, USA, 1989-1990

Virginia, West Virginia, and Kentucky , United States
Pittston Coal Mines

Coalminers strike against Pittston Company in Virginia, USA, 1989-1990

Virginia, West Virginia, and Kentucky , United States
Pittston Coal Mines

Coalminers strike against Pittston Company in Virginia, USA, 1989-1990

Virginia, West Virginia, and Kentucky , United States
Pittston Coal Mines

Jordanians protest for democratic and economic reform, 2011

Environmentalists defend old forest in Clayoquot Sound, B.C., Canada, 1993

Clayoquot Sound, British Columbia, Canada
Clayoquot Peace Camp

International campaign against the Multilateral Agreement on Investment 1996-98

Malaysia, United States, Netherlands, Canada, France, International

International campaign against the Multilateral Agreement on Investment 1996-98

Malaysia, United States, Netherlands, Canada, France, International

International campaign against the Multilateral Agreement on Investment 1996-98

Malaysia, United States, Netherlands, Canada, France, International

International campaign against the Multilateral Agreement on Investment 1996-98

Malaysia, United States, Netherlands, Canada, France, International

International campaign against the Multilateral Agreement on Investment 1996-98

Malaysia, United States, Netherlands, Canada, France, International

Black Rhodesian railroad workers strike for better pay, 1945

Zimbabwe, Zambia
Southern and Northern Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe and Zambia

Black Rhodesian railroad workers strike for better pay, 1945

Zimbabwe, Zambia
Southern and Northern Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe and Zambia

Puerto Ricans general strike to protest massive government layoffs, 2009

Belarusian church members hunger strike for the right to worship on their property, 2006

East Timorese activists campaign for independence from Indonesia, 1987-2002

East Timor and Jakarta, Indonesia, East Timor, East Timor and Jakarta, Indonesia, Indonesia
Throughout the territory of East Timor, though mostly in urban centers

East Timorese activists campaign for independence from Indonesia, 1987-2002

East Timor and Jakarta, Indonesia, East Timor, East Timor and Jakarta, Indonesia, Indonesia
Throughout the territory of East Timor, though mostly in urban centers

Hazara asylum seekers hunger strike on Nauru, 2003-2004

Nauru, Micronesia, Nauru, Nauru, Micronesia, Australia
Refugee camps and hospitals

Hazara asylum seekers hunger strike on Nauru, 2003-2004

Nauru, Micronesia, Nauru, Nauru, Micronesia, Australia
Refugee camps and hospitals

Seychellois campaign for free independent radio, 2006

University of Kentucky students campaign against sweatshops, 1999-2000

Michigan autoworkers win strike for union rights, 1936-37

Flint, Michigan, United States
General Motors plants across Michigan, mainly centered in Flint, Michigan

Peruvians campaign to overthrow Dictator Alberto Fujimori (The March of the Four Directions), 2000

Azeri university students hunger strike for education rights, 2006

Baku, Azerbaijan
Independent Azerbaijan University buildings and throughout the city

Austrian university students campaign for education reform, 2009

Graz, Linz, Salzburg, Klagenfurt, and other towns around Austria., Austria
University campuses and city centers

Austrian university students campaign for education reform, 2009

Graz, Linz, Salzburg, Klagenfurt, and other towns around Austria., Austria
University campuses and city centers

Austrian university students campaign for education reform, 2009

Graz, Linz, Salzburg, Klagenfurt, and other towns around Austria., Austria
University campuses and city centers

Austrian university students campaign for education reform, 2009

Graz, Linz, Salzburg, Klagenfurt, and other towns around Austria., Austria
University campuses and city centers

The Golden Rule and Phoenix voyages in protest of U.S. nuclear testing in the Marshall Islands, 1958

California, Honolulu, Marshall Islands, United States, California, Honolulu, Marshall Islands, Marshall Islands
Eniwetok Proving Grounds

The Golden Rule and Phoenix voyages in protest of U.S. nuclear testing in the Marshall Islands, 1958

California, Honolulu, Marshall Islands, United States, California, Honolulu, Marshall Islands, Marshall Islands
Eniwetok Proving Grounds

University of North Carolina campaign against coal usage, 2009-2010

Chapel Hill, North Carolina, United States
University of North Carolina campus

Laotians campaign for democracy and the release of political prisoners, 1999-2003

Malians defeat dictator, gain free election (March Revolution), 1991

Environmental Activists prevent construction of coal-fired power plant in Kingsnorth, England, 2007-2010

Kent, England
Various parts of the country, focused on a coal plant in Kingsnorth

Turkish citizens protest government corruption, 1997

Cities and towns in Turkey, especially Istanbul, Turkey

Rapa Nui occupy hotel to demand recognition of ancestral rights, 2010

Rapa Nui (Easter Island), Chile
Hanga Roa Hotel

Finnish port workers strike over wages, 2010

Kotka, Finland
Ports especially those used for international trade

European ATTAC campaign against tax havens in Liechtenstein, 2008

Texans defend Sierra Blanca community against nuclear waste disposal, 1996-1998

Aruban oil workers strike for new contracts, 2006

San Nicolas, Aruba
Valero Refinery

Marshall Islanders campaign against nuclear testing sites, 1982

Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Islands
Islands of the Kwajalein Atoll

Gambian students protest killing of student and rape of 13-year-old, 2000

White Rose Resistance to Hitler's Regime, 1942-1943

Relocated Guantanamo prisoners hunger strike for better conditions, 2010

Medvedov, Trnava Region, Slovakia
Detention center for asylum seekers in Eastern Slovakia

Activists in Swaziland campaign for democracy, 2000-2010

Mbabane, Manzini, other cities in Swaziland, and the South African border, Swaziland

Activists in Swaziland campaign for democracy, 2000-2010

Mbabane, Manzini, other cities in Swaziland, and the South African border, Swaziland

Saint Lucia Prison Officers campaign against re-appointment of former Director of Prisons, 2009

Montenegrin citizens protest Kosovo's independence, 2008

Podgorica, Montenegro
Outside of Parliament building

Togolese citizens campaign for democracy, 1991

HIV/AIDS patients and activists demonstrate for better treatment and more privacy in Mozambique, 2009

Tajik women hunger strike against market demolition, 2009

Public servants and opposition supporters protest national budget in Dominica, 2002-2003

Macedonian public sector workers win minimum wage, 2002

Journalists campaign against censorship in Moldova, 2004

Niger opposition groups protest President Tandja’s attempts to stay in power, 2009

Niger opposition groups protest President Tandja’s attempts to stay in power, 2009

Political prisoners in Djibouti fast for rights, 1998

Turkmen senior citizens campaign against pension cuts, 2006

Turkmenbashi, Turkmenistan
Cities throughout Turkmenistan, most notably in Turkmenbashi

Plebeians campaign at Sacred Mount for economic and political rights, Ancient Rome, 494 BCE

Argentine workers campaign for human rights (Semana Roja), 1909

Aminatou Haidar hunger strikes in protest of detainment, Western Sahara, 2009

Spain, Western Sahara
Laayoune Airport and Lanzarote Airport

Aminatou Haidar hunger strikes in protest of detainment, Western Sahara, 2009

Spain, Western Sahara
Laayoune Airport and Lanzarote Airport

Gabon oil workers strike to protest changing labor conditions, 2010-11

Trinidadians and Tobagonians strike for higher wages and labor justice, 1919-1921

Uzbeks campaign for economic rights and release of prisoners, 2005

Andijan, Andijan Province, Uzbekistan
Babur Square

Guam teachers strike for wage increase, 1980-81

Agana, Guam, Agana, United States
Guam is a United States territory located in the western Pacific Ocean

Guam teachers strike for wage increase, 1980-81

Agana, Guam, Agana, United States
Guam is a United States territory located in the western Pacific Ocean

Ogoni people struggle with Shell Oil, Nigeria, 1990-1995

Solomon Islanders withdraw from colonialism (“Maasina Rule”), 1944-52

Maasina Rule began on the island of Malaita, then spread to Guadalcanal, Santa Isabel, Ulawa and San Cristobal, Solomon Islands

Solomon Islanders withdraw from colonialism (“Maasina Rule”), 1944-52

Maasina Rule began on the island of Malaita, then spread to Guadalcanal, Santa Isabel, Ulawa and San Cristobal, Solomon Islands

Solomon Islanders withdraw from colonialism (“Maasina Rule”), 1944-52

Maasina Rule began on the island of Malaita, then spread to Guadalcanal, Santa Isabel, Ulawa and San Cristobal, Solomon Islands

Solomon Islanders withdraw from colonialism (“Maasina Rule”), 1944-52

Maasina Rule began on the island of Malaita, then spread to Guadalcanal, Santa Isabel, Ulawa and San Cristobal, Solomon Islands

Solomon Islanders withdraw from colonialism (“Maasina Rule”), 1944-52

Maasina Rule began on the island of Malaita, then spread to Guadalcanal, Santa Isabel, Ulawa and San Cristobal, Solomon Islands

Cypriot potato farmers block airport for compensation, 2002

British subjects on the Turks and Caicos Islands demand the removal of their governor, 1996

Channel Islanders resist German occupation in WWII, 1941-1945

Channel Islanders resist German occupation in WWII, 1941-1945

Beninese campaign for economic justice and democracy, 1989-90

Beninese campaign for economic justice and democracy, 1989-90

Southern Yemenis protest Yemeni central government, 2007-2009

Micronesian women stop alcohol sale in Chuuk, 1977-1979

Koreans protest Japanese control in the "March 1st Movement," 1919

Koreans protest Japanese control in the "March 1st Movement," 1919

Cook Islands churchgoers protest Sunday flights, 2008-2010

Armenians protest USSR’s refusal to honor Nagorno-Karabakh annexation referendum, 1988

Yerevan, Armenia and Nagorno-Karabakh, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Yerevan, Armenia and Nagorno-Karabakh, Azerbaijan, Azerbaijan

Billboard Utilising Graffitists Against Unhealthy Promotions (BUGA UP) campaigns against tobacco advertising, Australia, 1978-1994

Bissau-Guinean civil workers campaign for the payment of their wages and an end to politically motivated detentions, 2003

Bahrain Women Demand Codified Family Law, 2000-2009.

Campaign for the liberation of the "Suchitoto 13" prisoners in El Salvador, 2007-08

Campaign for the liberation of the "Suchitoto 13" prisoners in El Salvador, 2007-08

Bhutanese refugees hunger strike for repatriation, 2003

Jhapa District, Bhutan, Jhapa District, Nepal
Khudunabari refugee camp

Bhutanese refugees hunger strike for repatriation, 2003

Jhapa District, Bhutan, Jhapa District, Nepal
Khudunabari refugee camp

Citizens of Curacao win campaign for greater autonomy and debt restructuring, 2007-2010

Naga campaign for leader to return to the Manipur Region, 2010

Qatari construction workers strike against non-payment of wages, 2005

Three Ohio death-sentenced prisoners hunger strike for rights, 2011

Youngstown, Ohio, United States
Ohio State Penitentiary

Cayman Islanders protest dolphinariums, 2006-08

Faroe Islands union workers strike for better wages, 2003

Employees campaign against Niagara Silver Co. for right to unionize, 1899

Niagara Falls, N. Y., United States
Niagara Silver Company factory

Central African Republic teachers strike for arrears, 2002

Maltese students defend stipends from cuts, 1997

Valletta, Malta
streets, especially in front of the Parliament building

Mauritanian Workers Strike for Labor Rights, 1968-1974

Zouerate, Fderik, and other towns throughout Mauritania, Mauritania
mining towns

LIAT Airlines employees campaign for better wages, 2007-2010

Antigua and Barbuda, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Saint Lucia, Barbados

LIAT Airlines employees campaign for better wages, 2007-2010

Antigua and Barbuda, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Saint Lucia, Barbados

LIAT Airlines employees campaign for better wages, 2007-2010

Antigua and Barbuda, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Saint Lucia, Barbados

LIAT Airlines employees campaign for better wages, 2007-2010

Antigua and Barbuda, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Saint Lucia, Barbados

Bulgarians campaign for democratic reforms and multi-party rule, 1989-90

New York University students campaign for transparency, 2007-2009

New York, New York, United States
NYU Campus, Manhattan

New Caledonian workers' union defends fired comrades, 2005

Noumea, New Caledonia
The capital city and main port of New Caledonia

Algerian citizens nonviolently intervene to prevent civil war, 1962

Algiers, Boghari, and other areas, Algeria
Mainly province borders throughout the country

Algerian citizens nonviolently intervene to prevent civil war, 1962

Algiers, Boghari, and other areas, Algeria
Mainly province borders throughout the country

Activists campaign for relief following Gulf Oil Spill, United States, 2010

Australians campaign against nuclear power and uranium mining, 1974-1988

Salvadoran health professionals prevent privatization of health care, 2002-2003

Gibraltarians campaign for sovereignty, 2002-2004

Manx prisoners hunger strike against smoking ban, 2008

Douglas, Isle of Man
Victoria Road Prison

French citizens and soldiers nonviolently defend against Algerian putsch, 1961

Paris and Algiers, France, Paris and Algiers, Algeria
Throughout Algeria and France

French citizens and soldiers nonviolently defend against Algerian putsch, 1961

Paris and Algiers, France, Paris and Algiers, Algeria
Throughout Algeria and France

The Force Ouvrière labor union strikes for economic justice and education, Wallis and Futuna, 1994

Indian workers double wages at construction firm in Anguilla, 2007

Northern Mariana Islands foreign workers win United States federalization of immigration control, 2007-2008

Australians general strike for right to unionize, Brisbane, Australia, 1912

Iranian activists' One Million Signatures campaign for gender justice, 2006-2008

Bangladesh Nationalist Party stages hartals in opposition to government, 2010

Kurdish parents and schoolchildren boycott Turkish-language schools, 2010

Turkey
Southeastern Turkey, which has a high percentage of ethnic Kurds and is commonly known as Kurdistan

Austrian communist workers general strike for better wages, 1950

Bangladeshi citizens struggle through noncooperation for political autonomy, 1971

Belgian workers general strike to end plurality voting system, 1902

Bermudian hotel workers walkout to demand compensation for tips, 1994

Native Americans and environmentalists campaign to remove Klamath Basin Dam, 2004-2010

Native Americans and environmentalists campaign to remove Klamath Basin Dam, 2004-2010

Rwandan textile workers strike against unfair labor practices, 2011

Bolivians end foreign-owned water privatization in Cochabamba ‘Water War', 2000

Falkland Islander fishermen protest license fee increase, 2008

Cambodian garment workers organize an industry strike for higher monthly wages, 2010

Cameroonian women use Anlu for social and political change, 1958-1961

Njinikom (in Western Cameroon) and Wombong villages, primarily, Cameroon

Congolese Trade Unions' Confederation strikes for trade union independence, 1990

Brazzaville and Pointe-Noire, Republic of the Congo, Brazzaville and Pointe-Noire, Congo-Brazzaville
Mostly in urban areas

Congolese Trade Unions' Confederation strikes for trade union independence, 1990

Brazzaville and Pointe-Noire, Republic of the Congo, Brazzaville and Pointe-Noire, Congo-Brazzaville
Mostly in urban areas

Congolese Trade Unions' Confederation strikes for trade union independence, 1990

Brazzaville and Pointe-Noire, Republic of the Congo, Brazzaville and Pointe-Noire, Congo-Brazzaville
Mostly in urban areas

Burkina Faso coalition campaigns for justice in journalist Zongo’s death, 1998-2001

Burkina Faso coalition campaigns for justice in journalist Zongo’s death, 1998-2001

U.S. street artists protest against art censorship of artist Blu, 2010-2011

Los Angeles, United States
Museum of Contemporary Art

Mauritius Tamil community stops banknote alteration, 1998

Brazilian Catholic Church campaigns against deportation and human rights abuses, 1980

University of California at Berkeley students campaign for freedom of speech, United States, 1964

Berkeley, California, United States
University of California at Berkeley

Canadian Quebecois workers general strike for higher wages and job equality, 1972

Carleton University students win divestment from apartheid South Africa, 1985-87

Burmese (Myanmar) monks campaign for democracy (Saffron Revolution), 2007

Yangon (Rangoon), Mandalay, and other cities, Burma, Yangon (Rangoon), Mandalay, and other cities, Myanmar

Burmese (Myanmar) monks campaign for democracy (Saffron Revolution), 2007

Yangon (Rangoon), Mandalay, and other cities, Burma, Yangon (Rangoon), Mandalay, and other cities, Myanmar

Burmese (Myanmar) monks campaign for democracy (Saffron Revolution), 2007

Yangon (Rangoon), Mandalay, and other cities, Burma, Yangon (Rangoon), Mandalay, and other cities, Myanmar

Burmese (Myanmar) monks campaign for democracy (Saffron Revolution), 2007

Yangon (Rangoon), Mandalay, and other cities, Burma, Yangon (Rangoon), Mandalay, and other cities, Myanmar

Burmese (Myanmar) monks campaign for democracy (Saffron Revolution), 2007

Yangon (Rangoon), Mandalay, and other cities, Burma, Yangon (Rangoon), Mandalay, and other cities, Myanmar

Vanuatuan airline workers seek arbitration in labor dispute, 2005

Port Vila and Luganville, Vanuatu
The two largest cities in Vanuatu.

U.S. artists campaign against art censorship at the Smithsonian, 2010-2011

Washington DC, Los Angeles, New York City , United States

U.S. artists campaign against art censorship at the Smithsonian, 2010-2011

Washington DC, Los Angeles, New York City , United States

U.S. artists campaign against art censorship at the Smithsonian, 2010-2011

Washington DC, Los Angeles, New York City , United States

British Virgin Islanders campaign against Beef Island development project, 2007-2009

Tortola and Beef Island, British Virgin Islands
Islands in the Caribbean Sea

British Virgin Islanders campaign against Beef Island development project, 2007-2009

Tortola and Beef Island, British Virgin Islands
Islands in the Caribbean Sea

Haitians demand civilian government and democratic elections, 1986-88

Canadians campaign against nuclear testing on Amchitka Island (Don’t Make a Wave), 1969-1971

Chileans overthrow dictator Carlos Ibañez del Campo, 1931

Turkish political prisoners hunger strike for improved conditions, 1989

Pakistani lawyers protect constitution and reinstate judges (Save the Judiciary Movement), 2007-2009

Moroccans march into Western Sahara in the Green March, 1975

Moroccans march into Western Sahara in the Green March, 1975

Iroquois women gain power to veto wars, 1600s

Internally displaced Peruvians campaign for land (Villa El Salvador Land Invasion), 1971

Lima, Peru
Settlement community on the outskirts of the city

South Koreans protest land seizure for United States military base expansion, 2005-2007

Daechuri and Doduri Villages, Pyeongtaek Region, South Korea
Rural farming villages

New Zealand waterfront workers strike for better wages and shorter hours, 1951

Japanese workers on U.S. military bases strike against salary cuts, 2007

Bosnian, Croatian, and Macedonian parents protest conscription of sons and civil war in Yugoslavia, 1991

Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Serbia
Yugoslav People's Army Headquarters in each republic

Bosnian, Croatian, and Macedonian parents protest conscription of sons and civil war in Yugoslavia, 1991

Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Serbia
Yugoslav People's Army Headquarters in each republic

Bosnian, Croatian, and Macedonian parents protest conscription of sons and civil war in Yugoslavia, 1991

Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Serbia
Yugoslav People's Army Headquarters in each republic

Bosnian, Croatian, and Macedonian parents protest conscription of sons and civil war in Yugoslavia, 1991

Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Serbia
Yugoslav People's Army Headquarters in each republic

French Guiana education workers strike in solidarity with high school students, 1996

Haitians overthrow regime, 1984-1986

Haiti
Cities and large towns around the country, particularly Gonaives and the capital Port-au-Prince

South Korean captives hunger strike for change in Taliban prisons, 2007

Ghazni Province, Afghanistan, Afghanistan, Ghazni Province, Afghanistan, South Korea
various locations in the Province

South Korean captives hunger strike for change in Taliban prisons, 2007

Ghazni Province, Afghanistan, Afghanistan, Ghazni Province, Afghanistan, South Korea
various locations in the Province

Mexican railroad workers strike for wages and union rights, 1958-1959

East Los Angeles students walkout for educational reform (East L.A. Blowouts), 1968

Danilo Dolci hunger strikes for irrigation project in Sicily, 1952

Pakistanis in Sindhi struggle for democracy, 1981-1984

Equatoguinean magazine editor's hunger strike for freedom, 2011

Equatoguinean magazine editor's hunger strike for freedom, 2011

Bolivians win democratic control of the country's gas reserves, 2003-2005

La Paz, Cochabamba, Warisata, El Alto, Oruro, Entre Rios, Bulo Bulo, Potosi, Yapacani, and Sucre, Bolivia
Major cities and roads around Bolivia

Bolivians win democratic control of the country's gas reserves, 2003-2005

La Paz, Cochabamba, Warisata, El Alto, Oruro, Entre Rios, Bulo Bulo, Potosi, Yapacani, and Sucre, Bolivia
Major cities and roads around Bolivia

Bolivians win democratic control of the country's gas reserves, 2003-2005

La Paz, Cochabamba, Warisata, El Alto, Oruro, Entre Rios, Bulo Bulo, Potosi, Yapacani, and Sucre, Bolivia
Major cities and roads around Bolivia

Bolivians win democratic control of the country's gas reserves, 2003-2005

La Paz, Cochabamba, Warisata, El Alto, Oruro, Entre Rios, Bulo Bulo, Potosi, Yapacani, and Sucre, Bolivia
Major cities and roads around Bolivia

Bolivians win democratic control of the country's gas reserves, 2003-2005

La Paz, Cochabamba, Warisata, El Alto, Oruro, Entre Rios, Bulo Bulo, Potosi, Yapacani, and Sucre, Bolivia
Major cities and roads around Bolivia

Bolivians win democratic control of the country's gas reserves, 2003-2005

La Paz, Cochabamba, Warisata, El Alto, Oruro, Entre Rios, Bulo Bulo, Potosi, Yapacani, and Sucre, Bolivia
Major cities and roads around Bolivia

Bolivians win democratic control of the country's gas reserves, 2003-2005

La Paz, Cochabamba, Warisata, El Alto, Oruro, Entre Rios, Bulo Bulo, Potosi, Yapacani, and Sucre, Bolivia
Major cities and roads around Bolivia

Bolivians win democratic control of the country's gas reserves, 2003-2005

La Paz, Cochabamba, Warisata, El Alto, Oruro, Entre Rios, Bulo Bulo, Potosi, Yapacani, and Sucre, Bolivia
Major cities and roads around Bolivia

Bolivians win democratic control of the country's gas reserves, 2003-2005

La Paz, Cochabamba, Warisata, El Alto, Oruro, Entre Rios, Bulo Bulo, Potosi, Yapacani, and Sucre, Bolivia
Major cities and roads around Bolivia

Colombians overthrow dictator, 1957

Colombia
Cities throughout the Colombia

Philadelphia transit workers strike against negro workers, 1944

Canadian refinery workers and labor unions boycott Petro-Canada, 2007

U.S. Activists campaign to support the East Timorese independence movement, 1991-1999

Chilean women occupy empty mine to protest job losses, 2010

Rapa Nui campaign for immigration regulation, 2009

Rapa Nui (Easter Island), Chile
International Airport

Welsh students campaign against tuition hikes, 2010

UK students campaign against tuition raises, 2010

Migrant workers in Slovenia hunger strike for wages, 2010

Kocevje and Ljubljana, Slovenia
Kocevje is a municipality in southern Slovenia. Ljubljana is the capital of Slovenia.

Migrant workers in Slovenia hunger strike for wages, 2010

Kocevje and Ljubljana, Slovenia
Kocevje is a municipality in southern Slovenia. Ljubljana is the capital of Slovenia.

Cherokee campaign against displacement, 1827-1838

Cherokee Nation, United States
Cherokee lands in the state of Georgia

Tahitians campaign to stop French nuclear testing, 1995

Philadelphians campaign for a casino-free city, 2006-2010

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

Indigenous Peoples in Sakhalin, Russia, campaign against oil extraction, 2005-2007

Sakhalin, Russia
Sakhalin is an island off the Russian coast and is the homeland of many indigenous groups

Chinese students protest the Treaty of Versailles (the May Fourth Incident), 1919

Mostly Beijing, but also 200 cities throughout China, China

Formerly enslaved people end apprenticeship practices in Trinidad, 1832-1838

Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago
Main protest took place in front of the Governor's House

Hondurans in Tacamiche resist eviction by Chiquita Banana company, 1994-1997

Brazilians act to end military rule (Diretas Já) 1983-84

Zairian citizens initiate general strike to force dictator’s resignation (Dead City Strike), 1997

Zairian citizens initiate general strike to force dictator’s resignation (Dead City Strike), 1997

Syrian women block highway, win back captive men, 2011

Banias, Syria
Highway on the thoroughfare between Syria and Turkey.

Nuxalk People obstruct logging of Itsa old-growth forest, 1995-1998

King Island and Bella Coola, British Columbia, Canada
Ancestral territory of the Nuxalk People

Nuxalk People obstruct logging of Itsa old-growth forest, 1995-1998

King Island and Bella Coola, British Columbia, Canada
Ancestral territory of the Nuxalk People

Tulane University cafeteria workers strike for right to form union, 2010

New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
Tulane University

Cameroonians general strike for democratic elections, 1991

South Koreans protest government's lift of ban on US beef, 2008

Chinese autoworkers strike to demand higher wages from Honda, 2010

Filipinos campaign to overthrow dictator (People Power), 1983-1986

Cape Verde Telecom employees strike for higher wages, 2010

Southern Africans block arms shipment for Zimbabwe, 2008

Durban, Maputo, Windhoek, and Luanda, South Africa, Durban, Maputo, Windhoek, and Luanda, Mozambique, Durban, Maputo, Windhoek, and Luanda, Namibia, Durban, Maputo, Windhoek, and Luanda, Angola

Southern Africans block arms shipment for Zimbabwe, 2008

Durban, Maputo, Windhoek, and Luanda, South Africa, Durban, Maputo, Windhoek, and Luanda, Mozambique, Durban, Maputo, Windhoek, and Luanda, Namibia, Durban, Maputo, Windhoek, and Luanda, Angola

Southern Africans block arms shipment for Zimbabwe, 2008

Durban, Maputo, Windhoek, and Luanda, South Africa, Durban, Maputo, Windhoek, and Luanda, Mozambique, Durban, Maputo, Windhoek, and Luanda, Namibia, Durban, Maputo, Windhoek, and Luanda, Angola

Southern Africans block arms shipment for Zimbabwe, 2008

Durban, Maputo, Windhoek, and Luanda, South Africa, Durban, Maputo, Windhoek, and Luanda, Mozambique, Durban, Maputo, Windhoek, and Luanda, Namibia, Durban, Maputo, Windhoek, and Luanda, Angola

Black miners strike in the Northern Rhodesian (Zambia) Copperbelt, 1935

Zambia
Rhokana (Nkana), Mufulira, and Roan Antelope (Luanshya) mines in Northern Rhodesia (now Zambia)

Republic of Chad government employees strike for wages, 2007

N'Djamena, Bongor, Sarh, and Gounou Gaya, Chad

Republic of Chad government employees strike for wages, 2007

N'Djamena, Bongor, Sarh, and Gounou Gaya, Chad

Republic of Chad government employees strike for wages, 2007

N'Djamena, Bongor, Sarh, and Gounou Gaya, Chad

Acehnese struggle for self-determination, 1998-2001

Aceh (territory in Indonesia), cities and rural villages; Banda Aceh (capital), Pulo Rungkom, Beutong, Ujong Blang, Indonesia, Aceh (territory in Indonesia), cities and rural villages; Banda Aceh (capital), Pulo Rungkom, Beutong, Ujong Blang, Aceh

Acehnese struggle for self-determination, 1998-2001

Aceh (territory in Indonesia), cities and rural villages; Banda Aceh (capital), Pulo Rungkom, Beutong, Ujong Blang, Indonesia, Aceh (territory in Indonesia), cities and rural villages; Banda Aceh (capital), Pulo Rungkom, Beutong, Ujong Blang, Aceh

Acehnese struggle for self-determination, 1998-2001

Aceh (territory in Indonesia), cities and rural villages; Banda Aceh (capital), Pulo Rungkom, Beutong, Ujong Blang, Indonesia, Aceh (territory in Indonesia), cities and rural villages; Banda Aceh (capital), Pulo Rungkom, Beutong, Ujong Blang, Aceh

Acehnese struggle for self-determination, 1998-2001

Aceh (territory in Indonesia), cities and rural villages; Banda Aceh (capital), Pulo Rungkom, Beutong, Ujong Blang, Indonesia, Aceh (territory in Indonesia), cities and rural villages; Banda Aceh (capital), Pulo Rungkom, Beutong, Ujong Blang, Aceh

Acehnese struggle for self-determination, 1998-2001

Aceh (territory in Indonesia), cities and rural villages; Banda Aceh (capital), Pulo Rungkom, Beutong, Ujong Blang, Indonesia, Aceh (territory in Indonesia), cities and rural villages; Banda Aceh (capital), Pulo Rungkom, Beutong, Ujong Blang, Aceh

Burj Dubai workers strike for pay in the United Arab Emirates, 2007

Faculty win new industrial agreement with the College of the Bahamas, 2010-2011

Nassau, Bahamas
The College of the Bahamas (COB), Oakes Field Campus

Madagascar general strike in support of Marc Ravolomanana, 2002

Defense of Soviet state against coup, 1991

mostly Moscow, Russia, mostly Moscow, Soviet Union

Defense of Soviet state against coup, 1991

mostly Moscow, Russia, mostly Moscow, Soviet Union

Egyptians bring down dictatorship of Hosni Mubarak, 2011

Cairo, Alexandria, and other cities, Egypt
The core of the protests were located in Tahrir Square in Cairo

Egyptians bring down dictatorship of Hosni Mubarak, 2011

Cairo, Alexandria, and other cities, Egypt
The core of the protests were located in Tahrir Square in Cairo

Maori resistance to British land seizure at Parihaka, New Zealand, 1879-81

Taranaki region, New Zealand; mostly Parihaka; also Oakura, Pukearehu, and Hawera, New Zealand

Maori resistance to British land seizure at Parihaka, New Zealand, 1879-81

Taranaki region, New Zealand; mostly Parihaka; also Oakura, Pukearehu, and Hawera, New Zealand

Maori resistance to British land seizure at Parihaka, New Zealand, 1879-81

Taranaki region, New Zealand; mostly Parihaka; also Oakura, Pukearehu, and Hawera, New Zealand

U'wa people block Occidental Petroleum (Colombia), 1995-2001

Colombia
Samore block (U'wa territory), Colombian Andes

Czechoslovak resistance to Soviet occupation, 1968

mostly Prague, Czechoslovakia, mostly Prague, Czech Republic, mostly Prague, Slovakia
at time of campaign the region was Czechoslovakia

Czechoslovak resistance to Soviet occupation, 1968

mostly Prague, Czechoslovakia, mostly Prague, Czech Republic, mostly Prague, Slovakia
at time of campaign the region was Czechoslovakia

Czechoslovak resistance to Soviet occupation, 1968

mostly Prague, Czechoslovakia, mostly Prague, Czech Republic, mostly Prague, Slovakia
at time of campaign the region was Czechoslovakia

Indians in South Africa wage Satyagraha for their rights, 1906-1914

British colony of Natal, and Boer Republic of Transvaal, South Africa

Turkish feminist and LGBT groups campaign to reform the Penal Code, 2002-2004

Moroccan feminist groups campaign to reform Moudawana (Personal Status Code/Islamic family law), 1992-2004

Rabat (the capital city) and Casablanca, Morocco
the main actions took place in the cities listed above, but many campaigns reached out to cities and rural areas throughout the country

Moroccan feminist groups campaign to reform Moudawana (Personal Status Code/Islamic family law), 1992-2004

Rabat (the capital city) and Casablanca, Morocco
the main actions took place in the cities listed above, but many campaigns reached out to cities and rural areas throughout the country

English residents and environmentalists prevent Heathrow Airport expansion, 2002 – 2010

Fijian oil industry workers strike for higher wages and benefits, 1959

Ghanaians campaign for independence from British rule, 1949-1951

Greek truck drivers strike to protect the status quo, 2010

Grenadians seek greater political participation (The New Jewel Movement), 1973-1979

Guinean citizens general strike for democracy, 2007

Ohio citizens campaign to stop incinerator in East Liverpool 1991-1993

Environmentalist groups prevent the construction of Danube River dam, Hungary, 1984-1989

German wives win the release of their Jewish husbands (Rosenstrasse Protest), 1943

German citizens defend democracy against Kapp Putsch, 1920

Indonesians overthrow President Suharto, 1998

Iranians general strike for democracy and land reform, 1907

Irish workers general strike in Dublin, 1913

Côte d’Ivoire (Ivory Coast) transport workers strike, 2010

Mostly in Abidjan and San Pedro, Ivory Coast

Côte d’Ivoire (Ivory Coast) transport workers strike, 2010

Mostly in Abidjan and San Pedro, Ivory Coast

Jamaican workers protest sale of Air Jamaica to Caribbean Airlines, 2010

Jamaican workers protest sale of Air Jamaica to Caribbean Airlines, 2010

Kazakhs stop nuclear testing (Nevada-Semipalatinsk Antinuclear Campaign), 1989-1991

Kosovo Albanians resist Serbian rule, 1990-1998

Kosovo Albanians resist Serbian rule, 1990-1998

Liberian women act to end civil war, 2003

Monrovia, Liberia and Accra, Ghana, Liberia, Monrovia, Liberia and Accra, Ghana, Ghana

Liberian women act to end civil war, 2003

Monrovia, Liberia and Accra, Ghana, Liberia, Monrovia, Liberia and Accra, Ghana, Ghana

Kyrgyz citizens overthrow President Ayakev (Tulip Revolution), 2005

Malian Muslims protest against family law revision, 2009

Mexican students protest for greater democracy, 1968

Oaxacan teachers strike against Governor, 2006

Moroccans general strike for higher wages, 1990

Concentrated mainly in Fez and Tangier, Morocco

Moroccans general strike for higher wages, 1990

Concentrated mainly in Fez and Tangier, Morocco

Nepalese general strike to protest monarchic rule, 2006

Northern Ireland Nationalists campaign for equality, 1967–1972

Irish republican prisoners campaign for special status, 1976—1981

Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
H Block in Long Kesh Prison

Norwegian seamen organize general strike, 1921

Sindh Hari Committee struggles for land rights, 2009

Khaskheli, Sindh Province, Pakistan
Karachi Press Club

University of Puerto Rico students strike to resist budget cuts, 2010

Puerto Rico
Mainly the Rio Piedras campus of the University of Puerto Rico

Romanians general strike against austerity measures, 2009

Scottish anti-nuclear power campaign in Torness, 1977

Scottish anti-nuclear power campaign in Torness, 1977

Sierra Leone citizens defend democracy, 1997-1998

Saudi Arabian women campaign for the right to drive, 2007-2008

South Koreans win mass campaign for democracy, 1986-87

Barcelona citizens general strike for democracy and economic justice, 1951

Sudanese students, workers bring down Numeiri dictatorship, 1985

Swiss railway workers strike against job cuts, 2008

Syrian citizens general strike against France, 1936

specifically cities of Damascus, Aleppo, Homs, Hama, and Dayr al-Zuhr, Syria

Syrian citizens general strike against France, 1936

specifically cities of Damascus, Aleppo, Homs, Hama, and Dayr al-Zuhr, Syria

Syrian citizens general strike against France, 1936

specifically cities of Damascus, Aleppo, Homs, Hama, and Dayr al-Zuhr, Syria

Syrian citizens general strike against France, 1936

specifically cities of Damascus, Aleppo, Homs, Hama, and Dayr al-Zuhr, Syria

Golan Druze resistance to Israeli forced citizenship, 1981-1982

Golan Heights, Syria, Golan Heights, Israel

Golan Druze resistance to Israeli forced citizenship, 1981-1982

Golan Heights, Syria, Golan Heights, Israel

Tahitian labor unions general strike to protest economic hardship, 2010

Thai Muslims campaign for civil rights, 1975

Thai Red Shirts protest against Thai Government, 2010

Tibetan monks protest Chinese rule (Lhasa Protests), 2008

Tibetan monks protest Chinese rule (Lhasa Protests), 2008

Turkish families protest disappearances (“Saturday Mothers”), 1995-1999

Ugandan Muslims block marriage bill, 2004-2005

Prison officers strike in England and Wales, 2007

Prison officers strike in England and Wales, 2007

Prison officers strike in England and Wales, 2007

Icelanders protest Karahnjukar Hydropower Project, 2000-2006

Iceland
Central Highlands in East Iceland and capital Reykjavik

Canadian activists demand transparency in FTAA negotiations, 2000-2001

Chinese villagers seek reparations for effects of Dahe Dam, 1980-1990

Costa Ricans protest open pit gold mining, 2010

Cubans general strike to overthrow president, 1933

Initially Havana, then all of Cuba, Cuba

Philadelphian African American students campaign for greater rights, 1967

Danish Brewery (Carlsberg) workers strike for beer rights, 2010

Copenhagen, Denmark
Various Carlsberg warehouses

Community members campaign for integration of Girard College in Philadelphia, PA, USA, 1965-68

South Africans protest Mondi Paper's multi-fuel boiler, 2001-2006

Ecuadorian indigenous peoples resist oil drilling in the Amazon, 1989-1994

Ecuadorians general strike against President Mera, 1933

Ecuadorians general strike against President Mera, 1933

Greenpeace campaigns against dumping the Brent Spar oil rig, 1995

International
North Sea and Shell stations throughout Europe

East Germans protest for democracy (The Peaceful Revolution), 1988-90

Germany
The German Democratic Republic (East Germany) at the time

Greenpeace campaigns against whaling, 1975-1982

International
Group headquartered in Canada and United States, but actions took place globally

British workers general strike to support mine workers, 1926

British citizens protest apartheid South African sports tours (Stop the Seventy Tour), 1969-1970

British workers strike for better wages and political reform (“The Plug Plot Riots”), 1842

focused in the industrial areas of Lancashire, Staffordshire, Cheshire, and Yorkshire, United Kingdom

British workers strike for better wages and political reform (“The Plug Plot Riots”), 1842

focused in the industrial areas of Lancashire, Staffordshire, Cheshire, and Yorkshire, United Kingdom

British workers strike for better wages and political reform (“The Plug Plot Riots”), 1842

focused in the industrial areas of Lancashire, Staffordshire, Cheshire, and Yorkshire, United Kingdom

British workers strike for better wages and political reform (“The Plug Plot Riots”), 1842

focused in the industrial areas of Lancashire, Staffordshire, Cheshire, and Yorkshire, United Kingdom

Greek prisoners’ hunger strike for reforms, 2008

Greece
21 prisons throughout Greece

Love Canal residents campaign for clean environment, New York, USA, 1978-1980

New York (upstate), United States
Love Canal neighborhood

East German protest emigration and Hungarian solidarity, 1989

East German protest emigration and Hungarian solidarity, 1989

Unions and students in Hong Kong and Canton strike-boycott against British imperial rule, 1925-1926

Hong Kong and Canton (Guangzhou), China, China, Hong Kong and Canton (Guangzhou), China, Hong Kong

Unions and students in Hong Kong and Canton strike-boycott against British imperial rule, 1925-1926

Hong Kong and Canton (Guangzhou), China, China, Hong Kong and Canton (Guangzhou), China, Hong Kong

Bardoli peasants campaign against the Government of Bombay, 1928

Bardoli taluka (county) in the Surat district, Bombay Presidency, India

Kumaon villagers campaign against British forest regulations, 1916-1921

Bishnoi villagers sacrifice lives to save trees, 1730

Khejarli, Marwar region, Rajasthan state, India

Indians campaign for full independence (Quit India Campaign), 1942-1943

Indian peasants in Champaran campaign for rights, 1917

Abalone Alliance campaigns against Diablo Canyon Nuclear Plant, California, 1976-1984

California - Diablo Canyon, San Luis Obispo, and San Francisco, United States

Abalone Alliance campaigns against Diablo Canyon Nuclear Plant, California, 1976-1984

California - Diablo Canyon, San Luis Obispo, and San Francisco, United States

Abalone Alliance campaigns against Diablo Canyon Nuclear Plant, California, 1976-1984

California - Diablo Canyon, San Luis Obispo, and San Francisco, United States

Iranian resistance to Tobacco Concession, 1891-1892

Tehran and most major cities, Iran

Iranian gold merchants strike to protest tax increase, 2010

Iranian bazaar merchants protest government tax raises, 2008

Iranian bazaar merchants protest government tax raises, 2010

Puerto Ricans expel United States Navy from Culebra Island, 1970-1974

Culebra and San Juan, Puerto Rico and Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico, Culebra and San Juan, Puerto Rico and Washington, D.C., United States

Puerto Ricans expel United States Navy from Culebra Island, 1970-1974

Culebra and San Juan, Puerto Rico and Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico, Culebra and San Juan, Puerto Rico and Washington, D.C., United States

Puerto Ricans expel United States Navy from Culebra Island, 1970-1974

Culebra and San Juan, Puerto Rico and Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico, Culebra and San Juan, Puerto Rico and Washington, D.C., United States

Puerto Ricans force United States Navy out of Vieques Island, 1999-2003

Vieques and San Juan, Puerto Rico; Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico, Vieques and San Juan, Puerto Rico; Washington, D.C., United States

Puerto Ricans force United States Navy out of Vieques Island, 1999-2003

Vieques and San Juan, Puerto Rico; Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico, Vieques and San Juan, Puerto Rico; Washington, D.C., United States

Puerto Ricans force United States Navy out of Vieques Island, 1999-2003

Vieques and San Juan, Puerto Rico; Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico, Vieques and San Juan, Puerto Rico; Washington, D.C., United States

Puerto Ricans protest United States Navy presence on Vieques Island, 1977-1983

Vieques and San Juan, Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico, Vieques and San Juan, Puerto Rico, United States

Puerto Ricans protest United States Navy presence on Vieques Island, 1977-1983

Vieques and San Juan, Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico, Vieques and San Juan, Puerto Rico, United States

Puerto Ricans protest United States Navy presence on Vieques Island, 1977-1983

Vieques and San Juan, Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico, Vieques and San Juan, Puerto Rico, United States

Mass occupation of proposed Wyhl nuclear power plant site in Germany, 1974-1977

Indians force Coca-Cola bottling facility in Plachimada to shut down, 2001-2006

Plachimada, Mumbai; Several universities in the US and UK, India, Plachimada, Mumbai; Several universities in the US and UK, United States, Plachimada, Mumbai; Several universities in the US and UK, United Kingdom

Indians force Coca-Cola bottling facility in Plachimada to shut down, 2001-2006

Plachimada, Mumbai; Several universities in the US and UK, India, Plachimada, Mumbai; Several universities in the US and UK, United States, Plachimada, Mumbai; Several universities in the US and UK, United Kingdom

Indians force Coca-Cola bottling facility in Plachimada to shut down, 2001-2006

Plachimada, Mumbai; Several universities in the US and UK, India, Plachimada, Mumbai; Several universities in the US and UK, United States, Plachimada, Mumbai; Several universities in the US and UK, United Kingdom

Milanese Catholics and Bishop Ambrose defend their Basilica, 385-386 CE

Vorkuta prisoners strike for improved conditions, Russia, 1953

Vorkuta, Komi Republic, Russia
Vorkuta Prison Camp

Tunisians overthrow dictator and demand political and economic reform (Jasmine Revolution), 2010-2011

U.S. Activists' Solidarity Campaign for Bangladesh (Blockade for Bangladesh), 1971

Philadelphia; Baltimore; New York City; Boston; Washington, D.C., United States

U.S. Activists' Solidarity Campaign for Bangladesh (Blockade for Bangladesh), 1971

Philadelphia; Baltimore; New York City; Boston; Washington, D.C., United States

U.S. Activists' Solidarity Campaign for Bangladesh (Blockade for Bangladesh), 1971

Philadelphia; Baltimore; New York City; Boston; Washington, D.C., United States

U.S. Activists' Solidarity Campaign for Bangladesh (Blockade for Bangladesh), 1971

Philadelphia; Baltimore; New York City; Boston; Washington, D.C., United States

U.S. Activists' Solidarity Campaign for Bangladesh (Blockade for Bangladesh), 1971

Philadelphia; Baltimore; New York City; Boston; Washington, D.C., United States

Andorrans seek universal male suffrage, 1933

Taiwanese student sit-in for human rights (The Wild Strawberry Movement), 2008

Taiwan
Primarily in Liberty Square in front of Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall in TaiPei

U.S. National Woman's Party campaigns for suffrage, 1914-1920

Primarily focused in Washington, D.C., United States

Bukidnon residents protest logging activity in the Philippines, 1987-1989

Bukidnon residents protest logging activity in the Philippines, 1987-1989

Confederation of Ethiopian Labour Union (CELU) general strikes for wages and union rights, 1974

Monégasque citizens demand end to absolute monarchy (Monégasque Revolution), 1910

Indians embrace trees (Chipko) to stop logging activity, 1971-1974

U.S. farmworkers in California campaign for economic justice (Grape Strike), 1965-70

Delano, CA, United States
Centered in Delano, CA, but the grape boycott spread both nationally and internationally.

Malawians bring down 30-year dictator, 1992-1993

São Tomé and Principe health workers strike for higher wages, 2000

Orangeburg, South Carolina, students sit-in for U.S. civil rights, 1960

Tallahassee black community boycotts buses for desegregation, 1956-57

Tallahassee, Florida, students sit-in for U.S. Civil Rights, 1960

Wichita students sit-in for U.S. Civil Rights, 1958

Wichita, Kansas, United States
Dockum's Drug Store lunch counters

Memphis, Tennessee, sanitation workers strike, 1968

African Americans threaten march on Washington, 1941

Norwegians overthrow capitalist rule, 1931-35

Norway
Because of dependence on hydroelectric power, Norwegian industry was fairly dispersed; strikes and other direct action occurred in many parts of the country.

Rutgers University students win divestment from apartheid South Africa, 1985

Hampshire College students win divestment from apartheid South Africa, U.S., 1977

U.S. AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power (ACT-UP) demands access to drugs, 1987-89

Anti-Roads campaign fights highway construction in England, 1991-1995

Zambians campaign for independence, 1944-1964

Zambia
At the time this was the colony Northern Rhodesia of the British Empire

Croatians protest closure of radio station (Radio 101), 1996

Zagreb, Croatia
Ban Jelačić Square (outside of Radio 101)

Lebanese campaign for democracy (Independence Intifada or Cedar Revolution), 2005

Greenpeace Curbs Mahogany Logging in Brazil, 1999-2004

United States
The boarding of the APL Jade took place near Miami, Florida

Harvard University community campaigns for divestment from apartheid South Africa, 1977-1989

Iraqis campaign for democracy, 2003-2005

Bagdad and Basra, Iraq, Iraq

Iraqis campaign for democracy, 2003-2005

Bagdad and Basra, Iraq, Iraq

California inmates hunger strike to end "gang member" label by prison, 2001-02

California inmates hunger strike to end "gang member" label by prison, 2001-02

U.S. textile workers strike against wage cuts, Passaic, NJ, 1926-1927

Passaic, NJ, United States
Textile factories in and around Passaic, NJ

Suburban Philadelphia, PA, commuter rail line workers strike for contracts, 1983

Philadelphia, PA, and surrounding counties, United States

African Americans boycott buses for integration in Montgomery, Alabama, U.S., 1955-1956

Bolivian workers overthrow president, 1983-1985

La Paz and several other cities, Bolivia

Czechoslovakians campaign for democracy (Velvet Revolution), 1989

Chileans overthrow Pinochet regime, 1983-1988

Mainly Santiago, but throughout the country as well, Chile

El Salvadorans bring down a dictator, 1944

Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo campaign for democracy and the return of their “disappeared” family members, 1977-1983

Estonians campaign for independence (The Singing Revolution), 1987-1991

Iranians overthrow the Shah, 1977-79

specifically in Qum, Tabriz, Yazd, Tehran, Ifsahan, Iran

Iranians overthrow the Shah, 1977-79

specifically in Qum, Tabriz, Yazd, Tehran, Ifsahan, Iran

Iranians overthrow the Shah, 1977-79

specifically in Qum, Tabriz, Yazd, Tehran, Ifsahan, Iran

Iranians overthrow the Shah, 1977-79

specifically in Qum, Tabriz, Yazd, Tehran, Ifsahan, Iran

Iranians overthrow the Shah, 1977-79

specifically in Qum, Tabriz, Yazd, Tehran, Ifsahan, Iran

CORE activists practice nonviolent action at Miami lunch counters, 1959

Miami, Florida, United States
Students initiated the action at Jackson's-Byron's Department Store lunch counter and Grant's Department Store lunch counter.

Burmese citizens campaign for democracy, 1988

Mainly centered in Rangoon, Burma, Mainly centered in Rangoon, Myanmar

Burmese citizens campaign for democracy, 1988

Mainly centered in Rangoon, Burma, Mainly centered in Rangoon, Myanmar

Ukrainians overthrow dictatorship (Orange Revolution), 2004

Kiev, and other cities in the Central and Western regions of the country, Ukraine

Indians campaign for independence (Salt Satyagraha), 1930-1931

Germans defend Ruhr Valley from French and Belgian invasion (Ruhrkampf), 1923

Baltimore, MD, students sit-in to integrate Read's drug stores, USA, 1955

Solidarność (Solidarity) brings down the communist government of Poland, 1988-89

Warsaw, Gdansk, Katowice, Poznan, Wroclaw, Tarnobrzeg, and Walbrzych, Poland

Solidarność (Solidarity) brings down the communist government of Poland, 1988-89

Warsaw, Gdansk, Katowice, Poznan, Wroclaw, Tarnobrzeg, and Walbrzych, Poland

Solidarność (Solidarity) brings down the communist government of Poland, 1988-89

Warsaw, Gdansk, Katowice, Poznan, Wroclaw, Tarnobrzeg, and Walbrzych, Poland

Solidarność (Solidarity) brings down the communist government of Poland, 1988-89

Warsaw, Gdansk, Katowice, Poznan, Wroclaw, Tarnobrzeg, and Walbrzych, Poland

Solidarność (Solidarity) brings down the communist government of Poland, 1988-89

Warsaw, Gdansk, Katowice, Poznan, Wroclaw, Tarnobrzeg, and Walbrzych, Poland

Solidarność (Solidarity) brings down the communist government of Poland, 1988-89

Warsaw, Gdansk, Katowice, Poznan, Wroclaw, Tarnobrzeg, and Walbrzych, Poland

Solidarność (Solidarity) brings down the communist government of Poland, 1988-89

Warsaw, Gdansk, Katowice, Poznan, Wroclaw, Tarnobrzeg, and Walbrzych, Poland

Orangeburg County, South Carolina, citizens and students boycott for U.S. Civil Rights, 1955-1956

Louisville NAACP and CORE activists campaign for open accommodations, Kentucky, 1961

Chicago parents stage occupation to acquire a library for local school, 2010

Pilson, Chicago, Illinois , United States
Low-income neighborhood in Chicago with a high concentration of Mexican immigrants

Black citizens boycott white merchants for U.S. voting rights, Tuskegee, Alabama, 1957-1961

African Americans of Florida Parishes, Louisiana, demand civil rights protection, 1967

Louisiana, United States
Demonstrators marched from Bogalusa to Franklinton and from Bogalusa to Baton Rouge

Oklahoma City African Americans sit-in for integration, 1958-64

Fayette County, TN, African Americans form tent city for U.S. voting rights, 1960-1962

Oklahomans prevent completion of Black Fox Nuclear Plant, 1973-1982

U.S. citizens campaign to close nuclear power plant in Rowe, Massachusetts, 1991

U.S. anti-nuclear activists and community members force closure of Shoreham Nuclear Power Plant, 1976-1989

U.S. activists stop Burger King from importing rainforest beef, 1984-1987

United States
Similar actions occured across the country in support of a nationwide boycott

U.S. anti-nuclear activists campaign against restarting Three Mile Island nuclear generator, 1979-1985

Montague, Massachusetts, citizens stop nuclear power plant construction, United States, 1974

U.S. citizens prevent construction of nuclear power plant in Bodega Bay, California 1962-64

Allegany County resists nuclear dumping, 1989-1990

Allegany County, New York, United States
Actions took place on roads, in parking lots, and on potential dumping sites throughout the county.

Greenpeace stops Kimberly-Clark's destruction of the Boreal forest in Canada (Kleercut), 2004-2009

Greenpeace stops Kimberly-Clark's destruction of the Boreal forest in Canada (Kleercut), 2004-2009

Greenpeace stops Kimberly-Clark's destruction of the Boreal forest in Canada (Kleercut), 2004-2009

Greenpeace stops Kimberly-Clark's destruction of the Boreal forest in Canada (Kleercut), 2004-2009

U.S. student Tim DeChristopher disrupts government auction of oil lands, 2008

Basque citizens end construction of Lemoniz Nuclear Power Plant, 1976-1978

Estonians stop toxic phosphorite mining, 1987-88

Filipinos protest against Bataan Nuclear Power Plant and U.S. military bases, 1983-1986

Citizens protest against Maine Yankee Nuclear Power Plant, Wiscasset, Maine, 1979-87

Clamshell Alliance campaigns against Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant, New Hampshire, 1976-1989

German environmentalists hold in place nuclear phase-out plan, 2008-2011

Gorleben; Neckarwestheim; Krümmel; Münster; Berlin; Brunsbüttel; Stuttgart; Munich; Cologne; Hamburg , Germany
Protests were held nationwide, but most activity centered on major cities or locations near nuclear facilities

German environmentalists hold in place nuclear phase-out plan, 2008-2011

Gorleben; Neckarwestheim; Krümmel; Münster; Berlin; Brunsbüttel; Stuttgart; Munich; Cologne; Hamburg , Germany
Protests were held nationwide, but most activity centered on major cities or locations near nuclear facilities

German environmentalists hold in place nuclear phase-out plan, 2008-2011

Gorleben; Neckarwestheim; Krümmel; Münster; Berlin; Brunsbüttel; Stuttgart; Munich; Cologne; Hamburg , Germany
Protests were held nationwide, but most activity centered on major cities or locations near nuclear facilities

German environmentalists hold in place nuclear phase-out plan, 2008-2011

Gorleben; Neckarwestheim; Krümmel; Münster; Berlin; Brunsbüttel; Stuttgart; Munich; Cologne; Hamburg , Germany
Protests were held nationwide, but most activity centered on major cities or locations near nuclear facilities

German environmentalists hold in place nuclear phase-out plan, 2008-2011

Gorleben; Neckarwestheim; Krümmel; Münster; Berlin; Brunsbüttel; Stuttgart; Munich; Cologne; Hamburg , Germany
Protests were held nationwide, but most activity centered on major cities or locations near nuclear facilities

German environmentalists hold in place nuclear phase-out plan, 2008-2011

Gorleben; Neckarwestheim; Krümmel; Münster; Berlin; Brunsbüttel; Stuttgart; Munich; Cologne; Hamburg , Germany
Protests were held nationwide, but most activity centered on major cities or locations near nuclear facilities

German environmentalists hold in place nuclear phase-out plan, 2008-2011

Gorleben; Neckarwestheim; Krümmel; Münster; Berlin; Brunsbüttel; Stuttgart; Munich; Cologne; Hamburg , Germany
Protests were held nationwide, but most activity centered on major cities or locations near nuclear facilities

German environmentalists hold in place nuclear phase-out plan, 2008-2011

Gorleben; Neckarwestheim; Krümmel; Münster; Berlin; Brunsbüttel; Stuttgart; Munich; Cologne; Hamburg , Germany
Protests were held nationwide, but most activity centered on major cities or locations near nuclear facilities

German environmentalists hold in place nuclear phase-out plan, 2008-2011

Gorleben; Neckarwestheim; Krümmel; Münster; Berlin; Brunsbüttel; Stuttgart; Munich; Cologne; Hamburg , Germany
Protests were held nationwide, but most activity centered on major cities or locations near nuclear facilities

German environmentalists hold in place nuclear phase-out plan, 2008-2011

Gorleben; Neckarwestheim; Krümmel; Münster; Berlin; Brunsbüttel; Stuttgart; Munich; Cologne; Hamburg , Germany
Protests were held nationwide, but most activity centered on major cities or locations near nuclear facilities

Pennsylvanians campaign against nuclear-related Delaware River pump (Dump the Pump), USA, 1982-1988

Residents protest, gain closure of Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Plant, USA, 2005-2013

Montgomery, Alabama students sit-in for U.S. Civil Rights, 1960

Montgomery, Alabama, United States
Alabama State College, County Courthouse lunch counter

Larzac peasants campaign to block expansion of military camp (The Battle of Larzac), 1971-1981

Larzac, France
Larzac is a limestone karst plateau in the south of the Massif Central, France. It is primarily an agricultural area.

African Americans sit-in against segregation at Royal Ice Cream Parlor in Durham, N.C., 1957

Durham, North Carolina, United States
Royal Ice Cream Parlor on Roxboro and Dow Streets

Chicago activists challenge segregation (Chicago Freedom Movement), USA, 1965-1967

Chicago, Illinois, United States
The SCLC chose to target Chicago due to high levels of institutionalized discrimination, particularly in housing.

Palestinians in Budrus protest Israel's separation barrier, 2003-2004

Budrus, Palestine, Budrus, Israel
Village in the West Bank

Palestinians in Budrus protest Israel's separation barrier, 2003-2004

Budrus, Palestine, Budrus, Israel
Village in the West Bank

Students and community members fight to abolish ‘Fighting Sioux’ mascot, University of North Dakota, 1999-2011

Peace activists pledge resistance against U.S. military intervention in Central America, 1984-1990

Peace People march against violence in Northern Ireland, 1976

Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, Northern Ireland, Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, England, Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, Ireland
Most rallies took place in the streets in both urban and rural Northern Ireland.

Peace People march against violence in Northern Ireland, 1976

Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, Northern Ireland, Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, England, Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, Ireland
Most rallies took place in the streets in both urban and rural Northern Ireland.

Peace People march against violence in Northern Ireland, 1976

Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, Northern Ireland, Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, England, Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, Ireland
Most rallies took place in the streets in both urban and rural Northern Ireland.

Peace People march against violence in Northern Ireland, 1976

Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, Northern Ireland, Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, England, Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, Ireland
Most rallies took place in the streets in both urban and rural Northern Ireland.

Peace People march against violence in Northern Ireland, 1976

Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, Northern Ireland, Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, England, Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, Ireland
Most rallies took place in the streets in both urban and rural Northern Ireland.

Peace People march against violence in Northern Ireland, 1976

Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, Northern Ireland, Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, England, Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, Ireland
Most rallies took place in the streets in both urban and rural Northern Ireland.

Peace People march against violence in Northern Ireland, 1976

Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, Northern Ireland, Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, England, Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, Ireland
Most rallies took place in the streets in both urban and rural Northern Ireland.

Peace People march against violence in Northern Ireland, 1976

Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, Northern Ireland, Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, England, Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, Ireland
Most rallies took place in the streets in both urban and rural Northern Ireland.

Peace People march against violence in Northern Ireland, 1976

Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, Northern Ireland, Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, England, Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, Ireland
Most rallies took place in the streets in both urban and rural Northern Ireland.

Peace People march against violence in Northern Ireland, 1976

Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, Northern Ireland, Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, England, Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, Ireland
Most rallies took place in the streets in both urban and rural Northern Ireland.

Peace People march against violence in Northern Ireland, 1976

Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, Northern Ireland, Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, England, Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, Ireland
Most rallies took place in the streets in both urban and rural Northern Ireland.

Peace People march against violence in Northern Ireland, 1976

Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, Northern Ireland, Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, England, Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, Ireland
Most rallies took place in the streets in both urban and rural Northern Ireland.

Peace People march against violence in Northern Ireland, 1976

Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, Northern Ireland, Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, England, Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, Ireland
Most rallies took place in the streets in both urban and rural Northern Ireland.

Peace People march against violence in Northern Ireland, 1976

Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, Northern Ireland, Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, England, Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, Ireland
Most rallies took place in the streets in both urban and rural Northern Ireland.

Peace People march against violence in Northern Ireland, 1976

Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, Northern Ireland, Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, England, Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, Ireland
Most rallies took place in the streets in both urban and rural Northern Ireland.

Peace People march against violence in Northern Ireland, 1976

Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, Northern Ireland, Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, England, Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, Ireland
Most rallies took place in the streets in both urban and rural Northern Ireland.

Peace People march against violence in Northern Ireland, 1976

Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, Northern Ireland, Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, England, Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, Ireland
Most rallies took place in the streets in both urban and rural Northern Ireland.

Peace People march against violence in Northern Ireland, 1976

Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, Northern Ireland, Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, England, Belfast, Antrim, Newry, Ballymena, Birmingham, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Craigavon, Dublin, Enniskillen, Manchester, New Castle, Bristol, Edinburgh, Omagh, Boyne, London, Ireland
Most rallies took place in the streets in both urban and rural Northern Ireland.

Kefaya protests Mubarak's referendum and re-election, Egypt, 2005

Cairo, Egypt
Major Egyptian cities, especially Cairo

U.S. groups campaign to oppose abortion, 1987-1991

United States
Multiple U.S. Cities and States

Jackson, Tennessee students campaign for U.S. civil rights, 1960-1961

Baltimore students sit-in for U.S. civil rights, 1960

Baltimore students demonstrate to integrate Northwood Theater, 1963

Madagascar citizens force free elections, 1990-1992

Antananarivo, Madagascar
Protests took place all across the country, from the capital to other regions

Black University of Washington students campaign for inclusion, United States, 1968

African Americans campaign for desegregation of department store eating facilities in Kansas City, Missouri, 1958-59

Seattle's Franklin High School students sit-in for reinstatement and civil rights, 1968

Seattle students and parents boycott schools for integration, 1966

African American passengers boycott segregated buses in Baton Rouge, 1953

Shanti Sena (Indian Peace Brigade) intervenes in deadly Hindu/Muslim riots, Ahmedabad 1969

Ahmedabad, Gujarat , India
Ahmedabad is the largest city in Gujarat and is the judicial and financial capital

U.S. Homestead Steel workers strike to protect unions and wages, 1892

Homestead, Pennsylvania, United States
Company town operated by Carnegie Steel around Homestead Steel Works

Chilean copper miners strike for bonus pay at Escondida mine, 2011

Pullman, Illinois workers strike for pay (Pullman Strike), 1894

Pullman, Illinois, United States
Pullman was a company town; all homes, churches, and stores were owned by George Pullman, owner of Pullman's Palace Car Company

Nigerian women win concessions from Chevron through occupation, 2002

Shanti Sena (Indian Peace Brigade) intervenes in Bhiwandi riots, 1970

Bhiwandi, Maharastra, India
Bhiwandi is a city known primarily for its textile industry

U.S. protesters campaign against death penalty in Philadelphia, 2000

Egyptians campaign for independence, 1919-1922

Ecuadorians general strike and protest to oust president Abdala Bucaram, 1997

Third party intervenes to prevent violence at Wounded Knee, South Dakota, 1973

Austrian Social Democrats general strike to prevent civil war, 1927

Vienna, Austria
Vienna was the capital city and most powerful federal state in the Republic

Philadelpian mill children march against child labor exploitation, 1903

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to New York City, New York, United States
The marchers visited towns all along the route from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and New York City, New York.

Philadelpian mill children march against child labor exploitation, 1903

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to New York City, New York, United States
The marchers visited towns all along the route from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and New York City, New York.

Industrial Workers of the World campaigns for free speech in Spokane, Washington, U.S.A., 1908-1910

Mapuche prisoners hunger strike for law reform, Chile, 2010

Shanti Sena (Indian Peace Brigade) intervenes in Baroda language riots, 1965

Baroda, Gujarat, India
Baroda is the second largest city and considered the cultural center of Gujarat

Egyptian workers strike and occupy textile factory for better pay, representation, and conditions, 2007

Indigenous Bolivians challenge road through Isiboro Secure Park, 2011

Trinidad, La Paz, Bolivia
March began in the Amazonian city of Trinidad and ended in La Paz, the highland capital city of Bolivia

Indigenous Bolivians challenge road through Isiboro Secure Park, 2011

Trinidad, La Paz, Bolivia
March began in the Amazonian city of Trinidad and ended in La Paz, the highland capital city of Bolivia

Swarthmore students and staff campaign for a living wage, 2000-2004

Uruguayan general strike for streetcar laborers' rights, 1911

New York educators and community win victory against rigidity of statewide exam policy, 2001-2005

New York educators and community win victory against rigidity of statewide exam policy, 2001-2005

Sheikh Amadu Bàmba’s Murīd Resistance to French Colonial Oppression

Bawol region, Senegal
Movement took place in a larger sense throughout Sénégal and other parts of French West Africa

Sheikh Amadu Bàmba’s Murīd Resistance to French Colonial Oppression

Bawol region, Senegal
Movement took place in a larger sense throughout Sénégal and other parts of French West Africa

Mexicans in Chihuahua protest electoral fraud, 1985-1988

Chihuahua, Mexico
Although this campaign was centered in Chihuahua, electoral fraud occurred nationwide, and therefore there were many coordinated actions with other areas of the country as well

Filipino women enforce village peace through sex strike, 2011

Dado, Maguindanao, Mindanao, Philippines
Dado is a poor rural village on the southern island Mindanao

Manchester workers campaign for economic equality and political representation (Peterloo Massacre), 1817-1820

Egyptian textile workers strike for bonuses and to protest corruption, 2006

Christian Peacemaker Team protests war toys, United States and Canada, 1992-2008

Christian Peacemaker Team protests war toys, United States and Canada, 1992-2008

Chinese farmers protest solar panel plant pollution, Haining, 2011

Haining, Zhejiang Province, China
Industrial City of 640,000

African American auto workers strike for union democracy and better working conditions (DRUM), 1968-1970

Detroit, Michigan, United States
Workers from adjacent towns participated as well

Colombian women use sex strike to pressure government to repair road (Huelga de piernas cruzadas), 2011

Barbacoas, Narino, Colombia
Barbacoas is an agricultural town and municipality in the Narino department of southwest Colombia.

Detroit teachers win better working conditions and wages, 1999

Ethiopian students protest against Emperor Selaisse's regime, 1967-1974

Harar, Mekelle, Axum and Adowa, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Demonstrations spread throughout the country

Ethiopian students protest against Emperor Selaisse's regime, 1967-1974

Harar, Mekelle, Axum and Adowa, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Demonstrations spread throughout the country

Ethiopian students protest against Emperor Selaisse's regime, 1967-1974

Harar, Mekelle, Axum and Adowa, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Demonstrations spread throughout the country

Ethiopian students protest against Emperor Selaisse's regime, 1967-1974

Harar, Mekelle, Axum and Adowa, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Demonstrations spread throughout the country

Ethiopian students protest against Emperor Selaisse's regime, 1967-1974

Harar, Mekelle, Axum and Adowa, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Demonstrations spread throughout the country

Chinese middle class protesters challenge chemical plant in Dalian, 2011

Dalian, Liaoning, China
Northeastern coastal city

Iraqi workers strike against oil law, 2007

North Carolina activists birth the eco-justice movement while fighting toxic waste, 1982

New Yorkers occupy Engine Company 212 (People's Firehouse), 1975-1977

Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, United States

Mu Sochua defends women’s rights against Cambodian government, 2010

Sahrawis campaign for human rights and independence in the first intifada, Western Sahara, 1999-2004

Sahrawis campaign for independence in the second intifada, Western Sahara, 2005-2008

Cubans petition for democratic reforms, 1998-2003

Chinese residents force relocation of chemical plant in Xiamen, 2007

Xiamen, Fujian Province, China
Xiamen is located on the southeast coast of China. It is a large industrial city with approximately 3.5 million inhabitants in 2007.

Maryland residents resist highway construction (Intercounty Connector/MD 200), 1980-2011

Montgomery & Prince George's Counties, Maryland, United States

Dominican activists challenge Rafael Trujillo’s dictatorship (Fourteenth of June Movement), 1959-1960

Bolivian journalists protect freedom of expression, 2010

Bolivia
Protests took place all throughout the country

Bolivian journalists protect freedom of expression, 2010

Bolivia
Protests took place all throughout the country

Bolivian journalists protect freedom of expression, 2010

Bolivia
Protests took place all throughout the country

Guangzhou residents protest incinerator, 2009

Guangzhou, Guangdong, China
Guangzhou is the capital of Guangdong Province and a major national port on the Pearl River.

Taiwanese student sit-in for democratic reform (Wild Lily Movement) 1990

California inmates hunger strike for humane conditions of confinement, 2011

Senegalese mothers in Malicounda Bambara end female genital cutting in their village, 1997-1998

Malicounda Bambara and ten nearby villages , Senegal
Rural villages in Senegal

Prisoners occupy Attica Correctional Facility for just treatment, 1971

French citizens block private school reform bill, 1984

Portuguese workers campaign for societal change (Ongoing Revolutionary Process), 1974-1976

Bolivian salaried workers win higher wages, 2011

Bolivian salaried workers win higher wages, 2011

Australian women protest conscription during Vietnam War [Save Our Sons (SOS)], 1965-1972

Sydney, Australia
Cities and towns throughout the country. Chapters of SOS were established across the country beginning in Sydney in May 1965

Chinese middle-class and farmers protest petrochemical plant in Chengdu (Chengdu Stroll), 2008

Chengdu, Sichuan Province, China
Chengdu is the capital of China's Sichuan Province in south central China

Kenyan women sex strike against government's paralysis, 2009

International team campaigns against nuclear testing in Africa (Sahara Protest) 1959-1960

Accra, Ghana, Accra, Algeria
Accra, Ghana was the base of operations for the Sahara Protest Team

British printers strike for their jobs, unions (Wapping Dispute), 1986-1987

London, United Kingdom, London, England
The strike began at News International in London's Wapping district, and quickly spread to the rest of the city

Ecuadorians overthrow dictator (Glorious May Revolution), 1944

Guayaquil, Ecuador, Ecuador
Throughout Ecuador, but began in Guayaqil and spread to Quito, Cuenca, Cayambe, and Riobamba

Plebeians win victory for the rule of law in Ancient Rome, 449 BCE. (See also 494 campaign.)

Polish artisans strike for the right to vote, Jamestown, Virginia, 1619

Jamestown, Virginia, United States
First permanent English colony in North America

French youth and unions' general strike defeat new employment law, 2006

France
Protests occured in over 200 towns and cities across France.

The Bolivian CIDOB launches Sixth Indigenous March for autonomy & rights, 2007

Santa Cruz, Bolivia
The march began in the city of Santa Cruz and was intended to end in the judicial capital of Sucre, the site of the 2006-2007 Constituent Assembly. While representatives from CIDOB member organizations were sent to Sucre afterwards, the official march was suspended in the town of El Torno (located within the Department of Santa Cruz)

California anti-nuclear activists occupy governor's office (Rancho Seco Sit-Ins), 1979-80

Sacramento, California, United States
Inside the governor's office in the State House

Chinese elites and commoners use city gods and direct action to hasten flood relief, Qing China, 1742

Gaoyou and Baoying counties and Huai'an city, China
These areas were the most devastated by a 1742 summer flood

Chinese peasants campaign for food and price controls, Jiangsu Province, 1748

Suzhou, China
The most prosperous city in China at that time, victim of multiple natural disasters in 1747-1748.

College of the Holy Cross students campaign against war and racism, 1968-1969

Worcester, Massachusetts, United States
The College of the Holy Cross campus

Pakistanis win change in national rape and sex laws, 2002-2006

Guatemalan activists defend human rights, 1960-1995

Thai villagers protest Pak Mun Dam, 1991-2001

Bangkok, Pak Mun Dam, Thailand
Around dams along the Mun River (Mae Nam Mun) in Thailand and Bangkok

Guineans campaign against government repression, 2009

U.S. disability rights activists (ADAPT) win support from Governors for Medicaid reform, 2002-2005

Boise, Idaho; Indianapolis, Indiana; Seattle, Washington, United States
Actions were taken at the locations of each annual NGA meeting

U.S. disability rights activists (ADAPT) win support from Governors for Medicaid reform, 2002-2005

Boise, Idaho; Indianapolis, Indiana; Seattle, Washington, United States
Actions were taken at the locations of each annual NGA meeting

U.S. disability rights activists (ADAPT) win support from Governors for Medicaid reform, 2002-2005

Boise, Idaho; Indianapolis, Indiana; Seattle, Washington, United States
Actions were taken at the locations of each annual NGA meeting

Nisichawayasihk Cree blockade Wuskwatim Hydroelectric dam for jobs, Canada, 2009

Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation, Manitoba, Canada
Nothern Manitoba reserve near Nelson House , Manitoba and Thompson, Manitoba

Cambodia's Dey Krahorm villagers resist forced eviction 2005-2009

Canadian workers strike malt plant to defend contract, Winnipeg, 2010-11

Icelanders overthrow top power holders responsible for economic crisis (Kitchenware Revolution), 2008-9

Canadian Aboriginals stop a constitutional amendment (Meech Lake Accord), 1990

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Manitoba Legislative Building

Miami college students march to U.S. Capitol in support of immigrant rights (Trail Of Dreams), 2010

Miami, Florida to Washington, D.C., United States
Events took place at many points along the way from Miami to Washington, D.C.

Miami college students march to U.S. Capitol in support of immigrant rights (Trail Of Dreams), 2010

Miami, Florida to Washington, D.C., United States
Events took place at many points along the way from Miami to Washington, D.C.

Sons of Freedom Doukhobors of Saskatchewan win communal land-holding, Canada, 1900-1907

Canadian environmentalists campaign against seal hunting, 2009

Burmese citizens stop dam construction on Irrawady River, 2007-2011

Kachin State, Burma
Confluence of Hka Mali and Hka N'Mai rivers, beginning of the Irrawaddy river.

Costa Rican merchants and bankers strike for electoral reform (Huelga de brazos caidos), 1947

Nicaraguan students campaign against government, 1944

Nicaraguan students campaign against government, 1944

Attawapiskat students win new school (Shannen's Dream), Ontario, 2007-2012

Attawapiskat First Nation, Ontario , Canada
On James Bay 220 Kilometres north of Moosonee, Ontario

Burmese women campaign for human rights (Panties for Peace), 2007

Saskatchewan coal miners win strike for better working conditions, 1931

Thai people successfully defend democracy against military coup, 1992

Winnipeg community members prevent overpass construction, 1979-1981

Vancouver activists campaign for national social housing strategy (Red Tent Campaign), 2010

Animal protection activists end annual pigeon shoots in Hegins, Pennsylvania, 1989 - 1998

Brazilian Indigenous protest construction of Belo Monte Dam on Xingu River in Brazilian Amazon, 2008-2011

Hondurans campaign for democracy, 1944

Tegucigalpa, San Pedro Sula, La Ceiba, Honduras

Hondurans campaign for democracy, 1944

Tegucigalpa, San Pedro Sula, La Ceiba, Honduras

Hondurans campaign for democracy, 1944

Tegucigalpa, San Pedro Sula, La Ceiba, Honduras

Washington, DC protests against the war in Vietnam (Mayday), 1971

Manitoba women win right to vote, 1870-1916

Niger women campaign for inclusion in National Assembly, 1991

Canadian First Nations people protect water from dumpsite, 2009

Simcoe County, Ontario, Canada
North East of Elmvale, Ontario

South Korean environmentalists protect Gyeyang Mountain against golf course development, Incheon, 2006-2011.

Incheon, South Korea
Incheon is a city near the West Sea coast of South Korea.

Ivorians demand switch to multiparty democracy, 1989-1990

Abidjan, Ivory Coast
While protests occurred across the country, many major protests took place in Abidjan, where the country's university was located.

Philadelphia African-Americans desegregate trolley cars, 1865-1869

Indian farmers and fishermen stop coal plant in Sompeta, Andhra Pradesh, 2010-11

Sompeta, Andhra Pradesh, India
The camapign held its protest at the Nagarjuna coal power plant in Sompeta.

Congolese win independence from the Belgian Empire, 1959-60

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Dispersed throughout the Congo

Guatemalan indigenous peoples campaign for equal rights, 1977-1981

El Quiché (department) and Guatemala City (capital city), Guatemala
El Quiché is a rural department in the western highlands Guatemala with a large number of indigenous residents

Ahmedabad textile laborers win strike for economic justice, 1918

Freedom Summer campaign for African American voting rights in Mississippi, 1964

Mississippi, United States
activity concentrated throughout the state in all five US congressional districts, but less activity in congressional district 3, in southwestern Mississippi (the most dangerous area).

U.S. officials nonviolently intervene in South Korea to protect leading dissident Kim Dae Jung, 1985

Serbians win reinstatement of elected opposition members, 1996-1997

Belgrade, Nils and other cities, Serbia
Largest protests were concentrated in Belgrade, although marches occurred across the country

Serbians win reinstatement of elected opposition members, 1996-1997

Belgrade, Nils and other cities, Serbia
Largest protests were concentrated in Belgrade, although marches occurred across the country

Danilo Dolci leads fast and reverse strike for employment, 1956

Partinico, Trappeto, Balestrate, Italy
Southern Italy, Sicily

South Koreans stop plan for nuclear waste dump on Gulup Island, 1994-95

Gulup Island, South Korea
1.7 Sq. mile island off the West Coast of South Korea

Pennsylvania anthracite coal workers strike for better wages and working conditions, 1902

"Coal Region," Northeastern Pennsylvania, United States
5 counties in Northeastern Pennsylvania

Landless workers win land rights in Nova Ronda Alta, Brazil, 1982-1984

Indigenous allies in Ontario defend Lubicon Cree land against logging, Canada, 1991-98

Toronto, Canada, Toronto, International
Although the campaign began in Toronto, it spread internationally

British Columbia locals save ancient forest remnant from destruction, Canada, 2004-2006

Rochester, New York, women defy ban on voting, 1872-1873

Cambodian “Umbrella War” of 1942

Phnom Penh, Cambodia
a march to the Resident-Superior's office

Newfoundland loggers strike, win better working conditions, 1958-59

Rochester City School District students campaign against budget cuts to arts programs, 2010

Rochester, New York, United States
The campaign was concentrated in the arts neighborhood of the city (where School of the Arts is located), as well as various administrative offices downtown.

Tamil diaspora protests in Toronto against Sri Lankan civil war, 2009

Wisconsin labor unions and allies campaign against Governor Walker's "Budget Repair Bill", 2011

Madison, Wisconsin, United States
Most action took place at the state capitol building

Operation Rescue activists resist abortion clinic in Wichita, Kansas (Summer of Mercy), 1991

Wichita, Kansas, United States
Outside the Abortion Clinic of George Tiller and three others

U.S. WWI Veterans occupy Capitol Hill for adjusted payment (Bonus Army), 1932

Washington, D.C., United States
The campaign was concentrated on Capitol Hill and nearby Anacostia Flats, where the veterans established their campsite.

U.S. WWI Veterans occupy Capitol Hill for adjusted payment (Bonus Army), 1932

Washington, D.C., United States
The campaign was concentrated on Capitol Hill and nearby Anacostia Flats, where the veterans established their campsite.

Mexican students defend public education at UNAM, 1999

Mexico City, Mexico
National Autonomous University of Mexico Campus

Cambodian Migrant Workers Strike at Phatthana Seafood Factory

Songkhla Provice, Thailand
Phatthana Seafood Factory

Yemenis oust Saleh regime (Yemen Revolution), 2011-2012

Sanaa, Aden, Taizz, nationwide, Yemen
Change Square

Cambodians win release of prisoners taken during nonviolent invasion to defend neighborhood, 2012

Peace Camps in Quebec and Manitoba to support the Mohawks in the “Oka Crisis”, Canada, 1990

Oka, Quebec and Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Peace Camp at Oka Park on the outskirts of the town of Oka, Quebec; Peace Village on the grounds of the Legislative Building, Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Peace Camps in Quebec and Manitoba to support the Mohawks in the “Oka Crisis”, Canada, 1990

Oka, Quebec and Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Peace Camp at Oka Park on the outskirts of the town of Oka, Quebec; Peace Village on the grounds of the Legislative Building, Winnipeg, Manitoba.

American air-traffic controllers strike for benefits and pay, 1981

University of California, Berkeley, students campaign for divestment from Israel, 2010

Berkeley, California, United States
University of California campus

Activists prevent World Trade Organization conference in Seattle, 1999

Michigan State University activists win divestment from apartheid South Africa, 1978

Ukrainian students hunger strike and protest against government, 1990

Mississippi catfish plant workers win wage increase and better working conditions in Indianola, 1991

Native Americans occupy Alcatraz for land rights, 1969-1971

San Francisco, California, United States
Alcatraz Island

Outside observers campaign for prison reform at Walpole Prison, U.S., 1973

Walpole, Massachusetts, United States
Walpole Prison

U.S. prisoners take control of Walpole Prison, 1973

Walpole, Massachusetts, United States
Walpole Prison

UC Santa Cruz activists occupy trees to protest campus expansion, 2007-2008

Santa Cruz, California, United States
University of California, Santa Cruz campus

Stanford Students campaign for divestment from apartheid South Africa, U.S., 1977

Spelman College students win divestment from apartheid South Africa, 1978-1986

California residents campaign to stop aerial pesticide spraying (Stop the Spray), 2007-2008

Austin, TX, U.S. students sit-in for desegregated lunch counters (Austin Movement), 1959-1961

Austin, Texas, United States
On and around the campus of University of Texas. Sit-ins occured at lunch counters in Austin, primarily on or near to Congress Ave.

Costa Rican women teachers defend schools, help bring down a dictator, 1919

Tulane University students sit-in against sweatshop-produced apparel, 2000

Johns Hopkins University community demand a living wage for campus and health system employees, 1996-2000

University of Iowa students campaign against sweatshops, 2000

Macalester students stage sit-in to oppose sweatshop apparel, 2000

St. Paul, Minnesota , United States
Most action occurred on the Macalester campus, a private, liberal arts college

Macalester students stage sit-in to oppose sweatshop apparel, 2000

St. Paul, Minnesota , United States
Most action occurred on the Macalester campus, a private, liberal arts college

Chestertown, MD, "Freedom Riders" campaign against racial segregation, 1962

Nepalese force king to accept democratic reform, 'Jana Andolan' (People's Movement), 1990

Venezuelans defend against coup attempt, 2002

Sunagawa farmers prevent expansion of Tachikawa Air Force Base, 1956-57

Sunagawa, Tachikawa, Tokyo, Japan
farmland near the Tachikawa Air Force Base

South African blacks boycott apartheid in Port Elizabeth, 1985-86

Port Elizabeth, South Africa
Residents of black townships specifically targeted businesses in Port Elizabeth

Bolivians successfully oust military regime, 1982

La Paz, Santa Cruz, Cochabamba, Bolivia

Beninese people protest against alleged election fraud, 2011

Moroccan youth protest for constitutional reform, 2011

Nationwide; based in Rabat, the capital, Morocco

Belgian socialists strike for universal male suffrage, 1893

Brussels and other major Belgian cities (Mons, Ghent, Charleroi, Borinage, Antwerp, Liege), Belgium
Belgium had been rapidly industrializing; most of the strike actions took place in industrialized cities and mines.

Turkish Cypriots campaign for European Union membership of Cyprus, 2002-2003

South Africans successfully boycott buses in Johannesburg, 1957

Johannesburg, South Africa
South Africans walked from suburbs/townships of Alexandra, Sophiatown, Germiston, Edenvale, and the Western Native Township

French students and workers force government to abandon new sub-minimum wage policy for young workers, 1994

Paris, Toulouse, Lyon, Nancy, Nantes, Rennes, France
Major cities where universities were located

Romanians protest against austerity measures, 2012

Cluj, Targu Mures, Bucharest, Romania

Shanghai truck drivers strike to lower trucking fees, 2011

Peru workers use general strike to gain 8-hour work day, 1919

Cities throughout Peru, with negotiations and planning taking place in Lima, Peru
cities involved: Huacho, Callao, Cuzco, Trujillo, Arequipa, Casapalca

Bolivians strike, protest, offer resignations against the President’s economic policy, 1956-1960

Spanish workers general strike against new labor laws, 1994

African fishermen and Greenpeace win better international fishing practices, 2011-2012

Dakar, Senegal, Mauritania, Dakar, Senegal, Mozambique, Dakar, Senegal, Senegal
fishing communities, West African waters

African fishermen and Greenpeace win better international fishing practices, 2011-2012

Dakar, Senegal, Mauritania, Dakar, Senegal, Mozambique, Dakar, Senegal, Senegal
fishing communities, West African waters

African fishermen and Greenpeace win better international fishing practices, 2011-2012

Dakar, Senegal, Mauritania, Dakar, Senegal, Mozambique, Dakar, Senegal, Senegal
fishing communities, West African waters

El Salvador Shoemakers win strike for higher wages, 1921

Bolivian president hunger strikes to preserve economic policies, 1956

South Korean students force dictator to resign, new elections, 1960

Seoul, South Korea
Kyongmudae (the Blue House), National Assembly building

Gallaudet University students protest for a deaf university president (Deaf President Now), 1988

Iraq Leather workers win strike for back wages, 2009

Haitians strike and overthrow a dictator, 1956

Port-au-Prince and nationwide, Haiti

Romanian environmentalists protest plan to mine gold using cyanide in Rosia Montana heritage area, 2002-2013

Rosia Montana, Romania
small heritage area in the Apuseni Mountains with ancient Roman mining settle remains and artifacts

Peruvian copper miners win Freeport strike, 2011

South Korean NGOs defy corrupt politicians, gain greater democracy, 2000

South Korea
Protests took place across the country

Quebec students defeat tuition hikes and fight for free education, 2010-2012

Quebec, Canada
While the campaign mostly occurred in Quebec, there were solidarity actions all over the world during the summer of 2012.

U.S. civil rights activists campaign for federal government action, 1957-63

Ghanaians boycott European goods, 1948

Chicago teachers strike for fair contract, 2012

Chicago, Illinois, United States

Chi Ha Kim’s Declaration of Conscience Delegitimizes Korean Dictator Park, 1975

Seoul, South Korea
Chi Ha Kim was incarcerated in the Western Gate Prison

Shifang students prevent copper plant construction, China, 2012

J-1 student guest workers protest working conditions (Justice at Hershey's), United States, 2011

Palmyra, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, New York City, United States
In streets, on Hershey's company property

Indiana Deaf community protests against the passage of state bill HB 1367, 2012

UC Santa Cruz students launch hunger strike to protest discriminatory budget cuts, 2009

Santa Cruz, CA, United States
Rallies took place at the base of the UC Santa Cruz campus.

Tibetan students campaign to defend Tibetan language in schools, Tibet and China, 2010

Rebkong, Chabcha, Mangra, Machen, Tsigorthang, Chentsa, Trika, Themchen, Amdo (Chinese: Qinghai) province, Tibet, Rebkong, Chabcha, Mangra, Machen, Tsigorthang, Chentsa, Trika, Themchen, Amdo (Chinese: Qinghai) province, China
mostly "minority" high schools in multiple cities throughout the Amdo (Chinese: Qinghai) region of Tibet.

Argentinian students force university reforms, 1918

Wal-Mart warehouse workers strike to end poor working conditions, Elwood, Illinois, USA, 2012

Elwood, Illinois, United States
Elwood is near Joliet, the 4th largest city in Illinois (both are approximately 50 miles from Chicago).

Peruvian students campaign against government for university reform, 1919

Sri Lankan fishermen stop building of seaplane platform in Negombo Lagoon, 2010-2011

South Korean workers campaign against apparel sweatshop conditions in Pyunghwa Market, 1969-1970

Seoul, South Korea
Pyunghwa Market is located in the center of Seoul

Colombian women use sex strike to demand gangster disarmament (Huelga de Piernas Cruzadas), 2006

New York Transgender community protests transphobic film, 2010

New York, NY, United States
Protests and rallies were held outside of Tribeca Cinemas

Indian guest workers protest exploitation, United States, 2008

Mississippi and Washington, DC, United States
Streets, public venues, political spaces (in front of the White House, in the Indian Embassy)

University of Maryland students protest firing of diversity officer, 2009

University of Virginia community acts to reinstate ousted president, US, 2012

Charlottesville, Virginia, United States
Campus of the University of Virginia

Brazilians organize anti-corruption campaign, 2008-2009

Nationwide; Congress resides in Brasilia, Brazil

Pare people in Tanzania defeat new tax system, 1945-46

Korean women textile workers fight for Fair Union Election, 1976-1978

International migrant workers and activists protest the Sixth Ministerial of the World Trade Organization in Hong Kong, 2005

Mexican smelter workers strike for eight-hour day in Clifton, Arizona, 1903

Arizona, United States
Arizona was a Territory at this time, not yet a State

Chinese residents and students stop petrochemical plant expansion in Ningbo, 2012

Mapuche political prisoners win hunger strike in indigenous struggle in Chile, 2012

Temuco, Santiago, Chile
Araucanía Region, Southern Chile

Mexican guest workers gain Walmart, federal response, Louisiana, USA, 2012

Breaux Bridge, Louisiana, United States
At work facilities, Walmart retailer, Walmart board member's home

Lagos market women campaign to remove income tax, Nigeria, 1940-1941

Bulgarians force further democratic reforms, 1997

German students campaign for democracy, 1966-68

Foreigners establish Safety Zone and intervene to save civilians during Nanking Massacre, 1937-1938

Durban, South Africa, workers mass strike for a raise in wages, 1973

Bangladeshis bring down Ershad regime, 1987-1990

Germans reclaim Heligoland from the United Kingdom, 1951

Heligoland Archipelago, Germany
Small archipelago in the North Sea

Hong Kong students and residents reject national-education classes, 2012

Coalition of Immokalee Workers demand fair food agreement from Chipotle restaurant, 2006-2012

Denver, Colorado, United States
The campaign focused on Denver, where the Chipotle headquarters are located, though the campaign was national, and international at some points.

Bolivian President stages hunger strike for economic reform, 1984

Tibetans boycott Chinese vegetable vendors, Qinghai, Tibet/China, 2011

Nangchen, Jyekundo, Dzado, Surmang counties in Qinghai province, Tibet, Nangchen, Jyekundo, Dzado, Surmang counties in Qinghai province, China

South African miners strike for higher wages, 1946

Gauteng, South Africa
Witwatersrand hills

Peruvians in Cajamarca stop the building of giant gold mine, 2011-2012

Students and doctors protest reservation/affirmative-action system in India, 2006-2008

Most major cities in India, India
Streets and public places

South Koreans protest against the mishandling of the deaths of two Korean students caused by U.S. Army, 2002-2004

South Korea, United States
The campaign was nationwide event that involved many major cities in South Korea. The most crucial location (for both symbolic and practical significance) that captured the attention of the media and public were squares and streets near Gwanghwamun, Seoul for three reasons: 1) The place became a symbol for democratization movements during 1980s. 2) The place gained significance as the space for public gatherings as it was used for public cheering for the World Cup in 2002. 3) It was very near the U.S. embassy.

South Koreans protest against the mishandling of the deaths of two Korean students caused by U.S. Army, 2002-2004

South Korea, United States
The campaign was nationwide event that involved many major cities in South Korea. The most crucial location (for both symbolic and practical significance) that captured the attention of the media and public were squares and streets near Gwanghwamun, Seoul for three reasons: 1) The place became a symbol for democratization movements during 1980s. 2) The place gained significance as the space for public gatherings as it was used for public cheering for the World Cup in 2002. 3) It was very near the U.S. embassy.

Chinese activist Feng Zhenghu occupies Tokyo airport, ends his own exile from China, 2009-2010

Narita, Chiba Prefecture, Japan, Narita, Chiba Prefecture, China
Narita Airport

Georgia, USA, inmates strike for prison reform ("Lockdown for Liberty"), 2010

Georgia, United States
Strikes occurred in multiple prisons in different parts of the state

Political dissident Young Sam Kim stages hunger strike to solidify the dissidents in pro-democracy movement, 1983

Seoul, South Korea, Seoul, United States
Some action also took place in the United States

Political dissident Young Sam Kim stages hunger strike to solidify the dissidents in pro-democracy movement, 1983

Seoul, South Korea, Seoul, United States
Some action also took place in the United States

Kansas miners strike and women march for industrial freedom, 1921-22

Belgians prevent King Leopold III from resuming the throne, 1950

Throughout Wallonia (southern Belgium), Brussels (in Flanders), city of Liege, Belgium

Bangladeshi garment workers protest for a higher minimum wage, 2010

Dhaka, Bangladesh
Garment production factories

Ogharefe women protest against Pan Ocean oil industry, 1984

Ogharefe, Nigeria
Pan Ocean's Ogharefe Production Station

Gambian lawyers protest arrest of fellow lawyer, 2011

Banjul, Gambia
Court houses of Gambia

Yale University students protest sweatshop labor, 2000

Occupy movement defends home from foreclosure, Los Angeles, California, 2012

Activists defeat proposal to build new immigration detention center near Chicago, 2012

Nigerian Ekpan women protest against oil company policies, 1986

Ekpan, Nigeria
Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Petrochemicals Plant, and the Pipelines and Products Marketing Pumpstation

French Christians save Jews from Nazi holocaust, Le Chambon, 1940-1944

Le Chambon-sur-Lignon, France, France
A town located in south central France

Senegalese transporters strike for lower costs, 2012

Dakar, Senegal
Streets of the capital of Senegal

Imprisoned Iranian human rights lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh wins freedom of travel for her daughter, 2012

Mexican farmers protest agricultural provisions of NAFTA treaty, 2008

Mexico City, Mexico
Protests initially occurred at border crossing points between the US and Mexico, while efforts ultimately culminated in a large protest in the main square of Mexico City.

Chilean high school students strike, win education reform, "Penguin Revolution," 2006

Lucknow protesters win justice in Meher Bhargava murder case, India, 2006

Harvard students campaign for a living wage, 1998-2002

Scots and peace activists protest US Navy Base at Holy Loch, Scotland, 1960-61

Holy Loch, Scotland; Glasgow, local towns such as Dunoon and Greenock, United Kingdom, Holy Loch, Scotland; Glasgow, local towns such as Dunoon and Greenock, Scotland
Sea loch open to the Firth of Clyde, a large body of water

Berkeley students and residents conduct tree-sit to protect oaks, 2006-2008

Berkeley , United States
University of California, Berkeley

South Korean activists win rights in Seoul for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered students, 2011-2012

Milwaukee sales clerks strike for wage increases, 1934

University of Vermont students campaign for a higher living wage, 2006-2008

Bucknell University students campaign for living wage, 2001

Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, United States
Counties surrounding Bucknell University--Lewisburg and Milton, PA

University of Buffalo students campaign for janitors' rights, 2005-2006

Canadian workers strike against wage controls, 1976

University of Tennessee employees campaign for flat-rate raise, 2004-2007

Tennessee, United States
University of Tennessee (Knoxville, Chattanooga)

Swarthmore students campaign for card check neutrality in workers' unionizing, 2006

Notre Dame University students fight for campus workers' rights, 2005-2008

University of Virginia students raise minimum wage for campus workers, 2006

Georgetown University students catalyze win for living wage for university workers, 2001-2006

Washington University students sit-in for living wage, United States, 2005

St. Louis, Missouri, United States
Washington University of St. Louis campus

UC Santa Cruz students and employees campaign for diversity and economic justice, 2005-09

Rainforest Action Network defends Indonesia's people, forests, orangutans, against General Mills, 2010

U.S. Anti-nuclear activists partially block establishment of nuclear power plant in Limerick, PA, 1977-82

Rainforest Action Network defends forests, climate against Citigroup, 2000-2004

United States, International
While the United States was the primary target, the campaign actually existed on five continents.

Oregonians protest and occupy Trojan nuclear power plant, United States, 1977-1978

Native American and environmentalist groups block nuclear waste site in Ward Valley, California, 1995-2000

Wisconsin students advance fair labor practices, 2001-2006

Madison, Wisconsin, United States
The University of Wisconsin, Madison

Greenpeace defends Amazon rainforest against McDonald's, others, 2006

London, United Kingdom
McDonald's restaurants across the United Kingdom

Greenpeace defends Amazon rainforest against McDonald's, others, 2006

London, United Kingdom
McDonald's restaurants across the United Kingdom

Rainforest Action Network gets Home Depot to stop buying old growth wood, USA, 1998-1999

Atlanta, Georgia , United States, Atlanta, Georgia , Canada, Atlanta, Georgia , Chile
Home Depot Headquarters

Sarayaku people successfully defend their land against oil extraction, Ecuador, 1996-2012

Pastaza, Ecuador
200,000 kilometres east of Capital City, Quito

Maori New Zealanders occupy Raglan Golf Course, win back land rights, 1975-1983

Raglan County, New Zealand
Native burial ground and other traditionally important land

Liverpool, England, dockers win strike with major international support, 1995-1998

Liverpool, England, United Kingdom, Liverpool, England, International
Port city, 4th most populous in England

Indigenous Maoris in New Zealand occupy Pakaitore to claim their sovereignty, 1995

Whanganui, New Zealand
A two-and-a-half-acre public park area known as Moutoa Gardens by the Whanganui River

U.S. civil rights activists occupy Wisconsin State Capitol to demand human rights act, 1961

Brandon University faculty wins strike, Manitoba, Canada, 2011

Brandon, Manitoba, Canada
Brandon University campus

Kenyan Kamba tribe successfully resists colonial livestock control by the British, 1938

Machakos, Kenya
The controversial erosion-control practices were implemented in Machakos, but the protesters traveled to Nairobi to communicate their message.

Yugoslav students occupy University of Belgrade for democracy and human rights, 1968

Belgrade, Serbia
Belgrade was the capitol city of the Soviet Federal Republic of Yugoslavia during this campaign

Maoris in New Zealand regain Bastion Point by occupying their land, 1977-1978

Orakei, Auckland, New Zealand, New Zealand
Bastion Point--land that was orginally held by the Māori

Ecuadorians oust President Gutiérrez (Rebellion of the Forajidos), 2005

Quito, Pichincha , Ecuador
Parks, streets, the presidential palace, and the airport in Quito

Greenpeace calls on Timberland to stop supporting deforestation in the Amazon, 2009

Pará, Brazil; Stratham, New Hampshire, United States, Brazil, Pará, Brazil; Stratham, New Hampshire, United States, United States

Greenpeace calls on Timberland to stop supporting deforestation in the Amazon, 2009

Pará, Brazil; Stratham, New Hampshire, United States, Brazil, Pará, Brazil; Stratham, New Hampshire, United States, United States

Indian villagers hug trees (Appiko) to stop deforestation in Karnataka, 1983-1990

Ecuadorian indigenous workers strike for higher wages in Cayambe, 1930-1931

East German workers strike to protect wages, 1953

Berlin, Germany
Strike took place at the Potsdamer Platz, an important public square and traffic intersection in the centre of Berlin, Germany

Chicago workers sit-in, gain benefits after factory shutdown, 2008 (Republic Windows and Doors)

Pakistani students, workers, and peasants bring down a dictator, 1968-1969

Rawalpindi, Pakistan
Protests spread from large cities to rural areas all over the country.

British Steel Workers defend wages against threatened decrease, 1980

Black South Africans boycott Bantu education system, 1954-1955

Johannesburg, Sophiatown, Kirkwood, South Africa

Ukrainians protest for regime change (Ukraine Without Kuchma), 2000-2003

Kiev, Ukraine
Protests took place across Ukraine, but were centered in the capital city Kiev

Polish workers strike, stop price increases, 1976

Cities included Warsaw, Radom, Gdynia, Gdansk, Plock, Grudziądz, Gryfino, Szczecin, Lodz, Elbląg, Poznań, Radomsko, Starachowice, and Wrocław , Poland

Belarusian citizens protest presidential election, 2006

Minsk, Belarus
Most protests occurred at October Square

Isle of Wight Vestas workers sit-in against plant closure, 2009

Moldovan citizens campaign for new elections, 2009

Urban Thais overthrow Prime Minister Thaksin, Thailand, 2005-2006

Environmentalists and Reverend Billy defend Canadian Boreal Forest against Victoria's Secret, 2004-2006

Basotho people demand compensation for Lesotho Dam construction, 2001-2005.

Katse, Mohale, Maseru, Lesotho
communities impacted by dam construction and capital city

Jewish peasants block construction of statue of Gaius Caligula in Galilee, 40 CE

Ptolemais and Tiberias, Galilee, Israel, Ptolemais and Tiberias, Galilee, Palestine
The first nonviolent action took place at the port city of Ptolemais upon the arrival of Petronius. Most of the campaign however took place in Tiberias, close to the Sea of Galilee.

Philadelphians campaign against welfare cuts, United States, 1996-1997

Philadelphia, Harrisburg, and New York , United States

Philadelphians campaign against welfare cuts, United States, 1996-1997

Philadelphia, Harrisburg, and New York , United States

Philadelphians campaign against welfare cuts, United States, 1996-1997

Philadelphia, Harrisburg, and New York , United States

Algonquins campaign against uranium mining, Ontario, Canada, 2007-2008

Ontario, Canada
30,000 acres of Canadian Crown land in the Sharbot Lake region of Eastern Ontario

Vancouver Women's Caucus fights for reproductive rights (Abortion Caravan), Canada, 1970

Vancouver, British Columbia; Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
The Vancouver Court House, House of Commons in Ottawa

Vancouver Women's Caucus fights for reproductive rights (Abortion Caravan), Canada, 1970

Vancouver, British Columbia; Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
The Vancouver Court House, House of Commons in Ottawa

Black South Africans resist pass laws and mount general strike (Sharpeville Massacre), 1960

Earth First! protests the destruction of Redwood Forests (Redwood Summer), United States, 1990

Mendocino County, California, United States
Towns and nearby old growth redwood forests

Winnipeg's LGBTQ sexual minorities activists win inclusion in the Provincial Human Rights legislation, 1984-1985

Sicily Socialist Fasci unite for workers' rights, Italy, 1893-1894

Swedish workers protest, threaten general strike and mutiny to prevent war against Norway, 1905

Norwegian workers, women campaign for independence from Sweden, 1905

Kristiania (Oslo), Norway, Kristiania (Oslo), Sweden

Norwegian workers, women campaign for independence from Sweden, 1905

Kristiania (Oslo), Norway, Kristiania (Oslo), Sweden

Philippine citizens overthrow President Joseph Estrada (People Power II), 2001

Yugoslav Student League protests Vietnam War, 1966-1968

Zagreb, Belgrade, and Sarajevo, Serbia, Zagreb, Belgrade, and Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Zagreb, Belgrade, and Sarajevo, Croatia
This campaign took place in The Socialist Federal Reupublic of Yugoslavia before it split into seperate nation-states

Cameroonian transport workers strike in protest of gas price, 2008

Toronto hippies campaign for street closure, Canada, 1967

Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Yorkville Village

Hawaiians strike against the sugar industry in Hawai'i' (Hawaii), 1946

Hawai'i', Oahu, Maui, Kauai , United States
Took place in 4 of the 8 islands in Hawai'i' prior to USA statehood

Unemployed Detroit auto workers conduct Hunger March to protest Ford Motor Company's policies, United States, 1932

Mexican citizens massively protest presidential election results, 2006

Mexico City, Mexico
Protests took place primarily throughout Mexico City

Toronto workers strike for nine-hour work day (Printers' Strike), Canada, 1872

Thai students overthrow military Thanom regime, 1973

Toronto symphony musicians win strike, 1999

Brightlingsea residents end the exportation of live animals through their town (Battle of Brightlingsea), 1995

Indians make gains on land rights (Janadesh), 2007

New Brunswick Burnt Church First Nation campaign to defend their fishing rights, 1999-2002

Burnt Church, New Brunswick , Canada
Miramichi Bay and Miramichi River, New Brunswick

Greenpeace and others pressure international buyers, protect Great Bear Rainforest, Canada, 1994-2001

British Columbia, Canada, British Columbia, United States, British Columbia, Germany, British Columbia, United Kingdom, British Columbia, Japan
Campaigners worked on-site in British Columbia and overseas in international markets.

Poor People's Campaign demands federal intervention to end poverty, 1968

Washington D.C, United States
Washington Mall was the base of operations for the campaign

Triangle Shirtwaist Factory women strike, win better wages and hours, New York, 1909

New York City, New York, United States
Brown Building (formerly Asch Building) - 23–29 Washington Place

South African Bantu women win anti-pass campaign in Orange Free State, 1912-1918

Auto workers win first industrial union strike against General Motors in Oshawa, Ontario, 1937

Auto workers win first industrial union strike against General Motors in Oshawa, Ontario, 1937

Venezuelans seize service vehicles, force neighborhood upgrade in Caracas, 1981

Polish shipyard workers' initiate regime change, 1970-71

Gdańsk, Szczecin, and many other cities, Poland
Shipyards

The Green Belt Movement defends the Karura Forest in Nairobi, Kenya, 1998-1999

Cape Area Housing Action Committee campaigns against rent increases, South Africa, 1982

Bulgarian residents blockade landfill in the Suhodol neighborhood of Sofia, 2005

Ford female employees win strike for equal pay, Dagenham, England, 1968

Dagenham, East London, England
Auto-industrial town

U.S. Disney workers win campaign for higher wages, health care, 2008-2011

Anaheim, California, United States
Disneyland Park and Resort

Brazilian women advance conditions for rural workers (Margaridas' march), 2000

Brasilia, Brazil
The women who participated in the campaign came from across the country to march in the capital.

Bolivians strike and demonstrate against raised fuel prices, 2010

La Paz, El Alto, Santa Cruz, Potosi, Oruro, and Cochabamba, Bolivia

Cameroon airline workers strike for compensation, 2005-2006

Cameroon airline workers strike for compensation, 2005-2006

Indigenous groups in Peru massively campaign to protect the rainforest, 2008-2009

Cities throughout Peru with major actions taking place in the Amazon rainforest, Peru
Amazonian towns, rivers, and installations; Cities include Bagua, Lima, Trujillo, Chiclayo, Puno, Sicuani, Arequipa, Ayacucho, and Huancayo.

Hawaiian longshoremen win 177-day strike in Hawai'i', 1949

Hawai'i', Oahu, Maui, Kauai , United States
Hawai'i' was not a state at this time, it was a U.S. territory. Strikes took place in 4 of the 8 islands in Hawai'i'.

Greenpeace stops Shell Oil drilling in the Arctic Ocean, 2012

Alaska (US), New Plymouth (NZ), United States, Alaska (US), New Plymouth (NZ), New Zealand
The Arctic Ocean--The Chukchi Sea and the Beaufort Sea

United States consumers boycott tuna to protect dolphins, 1988-1990

Ohio penitentiary prisoners win hunger strike to improve conditions, United States, 2012

Youngstown, Ohio, United States
The hunger strike took place within the penitentiary

Israelis campaign for affordable housing, better economic life ("Tentifada"), 2011

Tel Aviv, Israel
The campaign began in Tel Aviv but spread to numerous cities across the nation.

Peace Brigades International protects human rights activists in El Salvador, 1987-1992

Colombian coffee farmers win campaign for a living wage, 2013

Departments of Antioquia, Huila, Risaralda, Quindio, and Tolima , Colombia

Hawaiians strike against Inter-Island Steam Navigation Company Limited, 1938

Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii, United States
Hawaii was not yet a state in 1938. The strike was based out of Honolulu but people from Kauai and Hawaii participated through solidarity actions.

Ugandans protest rising fuel prices ("Walk to Work"), 2011

Kampala, Uganda
This is the Capital city of Uganda

Icelanders lead campaign against the sale of a national geothermal company, 2011

Salvadoran teachers strike for wages, 1971

Suchitoto & San Salvador, El Salvador
"inter-city visits" made movement between schools in different cities important

Israeli single mothers campaign against welfare cuts, 2003

Jerusalem, Israel
Women from all of Israel came in support to the nation's capital.

Dominicans strike for national economic reform, 2003-2004

Gabon health workers win strike for wages and equipment, 2009

Central African Republic Unions Strike for Democracy 1990-1993

Vanderbilt students win divestment from EmVest, United States, 2012-2013

Nashville, TN, United States
Vanderbilt University

Indian citizens protest gang rape, gain increased punishment for sexual assault crimes, 2012-2013

New Delhi, Delhi, India
Most of the protests occurred in New Delhi, particularly in Jantar Mantar and Raisina Hill

Third party intervenes to support Domingo Laino’s return to Paraguay, 1986

Peace activists occupy “Camp Casey” to demand truth about Iraq War, United States, 2005

Crawford, Texas, United States
Outside of President George W. Bush's ranch

Greenpeace challenges Costco, protects endangered seafood, 2011

Issaquah, Washington, United States
site of Costco's corporate headquarters, actions and mobilization took place at Costco stores across the United States

Irish citizens protest the shutdown of accident and emergency services at Roscommon Hospital, 2010-2011

Roscommon County/Connacht province, Ireland
Primarily in Roscommon County

Russians campaign to save Khimki Forest, 2010

Moscow, Russia
A large, 1000 hectare birch tree forest in Moscow's "green belt"

Western Michigan University students campaign for a living wage, United States, 2006-2007

Guatemalans refuse to serve in civil patrols, 1988-1993

Quiche, Guatemala
South Quiche, the Guatemalan highlands

Environmentalists prevent construction of nuclear reactor in Belene, Bulgaria 2002-2012

United States citizens campaign for single-payer health care bill, 2009-2010

United States
The campaign was held across the entire nation.

Palestinians boycott settlement goods, 2009-2011

Palestine
Palestinian territory in Israel

U.S. Spirit Airlines pilots strike for better wages, 2010

Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States

Bolivians with disabilities campaign for expanded rights and increased financial support, 2011-2012

Bolivians with disabilities campaign for expanded rights and increased financial support, 2011-2012

Indigenous Colombians nonviolently dismantle military base and capture guerrilla fighters, 2012

Peace Brigades International (PBI) protects and aids Guatemalan Mutual Support Group (GAM), 1984-1989

Guatemala City, Guatemala
Peace Brigades Office and the GAM office in Guatemala as well as wherever GAM members needed to be accompanied

U.S. immigrants drive bus across country to support rights, 2012

New Mexico, Colorado, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, and Tennessee, United States

Belgians protest austerity measures, 2011-2012

Israeli women campaign for desegregation of gendered buses, 2007-2011

New Delhi citizens protest the ruling of Jessica Lal's murderer, 2006

Zimbabwe students campaign for multi-party democracy, 1988-1990

Ugandans save the Mabira Forest from sugarcane plantation, 2007

Kampala-Jinja City/Buikwe/Uganda , Uganda
is located approximately 56km East of Uganda’s capital kampala on the main kampala-Jinja high way in the district of Buikwe

Ugandans save the Mabira Forest from sugarcane plantation, 2007

Kampala-Jinja City/Buikwe/Uganda , Uganda
is located approximately 56km East of Uganda’s capital kampala on the main kampala-Jinja high way in the district of Buikwe

Kenyan health workers campaign for higher pay, better working conditions, 2012

Kenya
All over the country of Kenya, medical workers in hospitals went on strike

Israeli workers win general strike, 2012

Greenpeace protects Indonesian forests against Asia Pulp and Paper, 2009-2013

Sumatra, Indonesia, Indonesia
Though the campaign targeted Asia Pulp and Paper's main mills and extraction sites in Indonesia, online consumer campaigns reached a global audience and local campaigns were known in the United States, New Zealand, United Kingdom, Ireland, Brazil, Germany, and the Netherlands

Greenpeace challenges Gazprom, prevents oil production at Prirazlomnaya field, 2012

Prirazlomnaya, Russia
Prirazlomnaya is an offshore oil rig in the Arctic Circle

Danish workers conduct general strike for gains in wages, jobs, and vacation days, 1998

Denmark
city streets, front of Folkenting in Copenhagan, private sector businesses

Civil Rights activists campaign against de facto segregation in Milwaukee schools, 1964-1966

Brazilian laborers (ganhadores) strike against ID tag and tax legislation, 1857

Salvador, Bahia, Brazil
The city of Salvador was known as Bahia during this time

Bulgarian prisoner goes on a hunger strike for education rights, 2013

Sofia, Bulgraria, Bulgaria
In a prison in the capital of Bulgaria

Arizona grassroots activists protest anti-immigrant measure (SB1070), United States, 2010

Israeli college students and politicians succeed in limiting yeshiva student stipends, 2010

Israel
The protests occurred at various universities across the country, as well as in the nation's capital

Palestinian prisoners hunger strike against indefinite incarceration in Israeli prisons, 2012

Gaza, Israel, Gaza, Palestine
The hunger strike took place in Israeli prisons, though protests occurred throughout Gaza and the West Bank

Chester residents blockade Westinghouse incinerator, United States, 1992-1994

Colombian workers strike to fight austerity, increase wages, 1997

Maldivians demand resignation of the president, 2011

Pakistanis march on Islamabad against government corruption, 2012-2013

International environmental group Sea Shepherds defends whales in the Antarctic Ocean, 2012-2013

International and Australian Waters, Australia
This campaign took place while sailing in the Southern Ocean

Hondurans campaign for the return of former President Zelaya, 2009-2011

Tegucigalpa, El Progreso, Santa Rita, Choluteca, Chaloma, Santa Barbara, La Ceiba, and Tocoa, Honduras

North Carolina textile workers win union recognition from J. P. Stevens, 1976-1980

Roanoke Rapids, NC, United States
complex of seven textile plants, representing 3,600 workers

Chicano students strike for equality of education in Crystal City, Texas, 1969-1970

New Mexico prisoners strike for increased rights, United States, 1971

Mexican-American miners strike for wage justice in New Mexico, 1950-1952

Millions in the U.S. protest immigration policy, 2006

Millions in the U.S. protest immigration policy, 2006

Navajo and Hopi tribes campaign to remain on Black Mesa lands and protect it from coal mining, United States, 1993-1996

Kurds in Turkey fast for language rights and the release of Abdullah Ocalan, 2012

Diyarbakir, Turkey
Protests happened across the nation, but primarily in Dyarbakir

Omanis make economic gains, press for democracy 2011

Cities across the country of Oman, Oman

University of California Students Oppose Tuition Hike, 2009

California, United States
State Universities all over California

United Mine Workers of America (UMWA) launches double-pronged attack to defend benefits, 2012-2013

United Mine Workers of America (UMWA) launches double-pronged attack to defend benefits, 2012-2013

United Mine Workers of America (UMWA) launches double-pronged attack to defend benefits, 2012-2013

Chicagoans protest Evictions, 2009

Chicago, Illinois, United States
Northside Chicago, Roger Park

British win repeal of Poll Tax (flat tax), 1989-1990

Scotland, England, Wales, United Kingdom
Occurred throughout country

University of Michigan students defend student leader against homophobic attacks by state official, 2010

Wukan villagers protest corrupt land sale, 2011

Wukan, Lufeng, Guangdong, China
Rural coastal village

Polish beekeepers achieve ban on Monsanto genetically modified corn, 2012

Warsaw, Poland, Poland
Center-city streets of Warsaw leading to the Ministry of Agriculture

Florida Gay Rights Activists Boycott Orange Juice, 1977-1980

Dade County, Miami Florida, United States
Dade County is the county in the southeastern part of the state of Florida and encompasses the city of Miami.

Florida Keys environmentalists act to protect against BP oil spill summer 2010

Florida, United States
Florida Keys towns, especially Key West Marathon and Islamorada

Chicago students, teachers protest school closings, 2013

Chicago, Illinois, United States
The Chicago Metropolitan Area

Greek citizens protest austerity package 2011

Athens, various other Greek cities, Greece
Protests were strongest in longest in Athens, although at certain points, demonstrations spread to other cities.

Italian students protest austerity education reform (Gelmini Decree), 2010

Italy
Protests occurred throughout cities in Italy

Spanish Indignados protest austerity measures, 2011

Spain
National movement in Spain, centered in urban areas - Madrid, Barcelona

Egyptian Muslims create human barriers to protect Coptic Egyptians and stand against religious militancy and government inaction, 2011

Boston police strike for better working conditions, 1919

Mayan pacifist group Las Abejas pressures Chiapas military base to close, 2000, Mexico

University of Glasgow students occupy Hetherington House protesting proposed education cuts (Free Hetherington Campaign), 2011

Virginia Women Gain Revision of Anti-abortion Legislation, 2012

Richmond, Virginia, United States
Protest occurred outside of the Richmond, Virginia capitol building.

Colombians protest Free Trade Agreement with United States, 2006

La Maria, Cauca, Colombia
Country-wide campaign, but this is the location of the focus protest

Kenyans report during the election 2012-2013

Kenya, Kenya
Election Polling Stations throughout the country

Winnipeg women stop the removal of the Wolseley Elm 1957.

Tasmanian Wilderness Society blocks dam construction (Franklin River Campaign) 1981-83

Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park, Tasmania, Australia

Canada first nations challenge government over stolen land (Vancouver Olympics) 2010

Vancouver, British Columbia, Whistler, British Columbia, Canada
The majority of the Olympic Games venues were in Vancouver, British Columbia, however, some of the skiing events were held in Whistler, British Columbia.

Canada first nations challenge government over stolen land (Vancouver Olympics) 2010

Vancouver, British Columbia, Whistler, British Columbia, Canada
The majority of the Olympic Games venues were in Vancouver, British Columbia, however, some of the skiing events were held in Whistler, British Columbia.

Chileans force roll-back of price increase for natural gas, 2011

Punta Arenas, Region XII, Chile
It took place not only in Punta Arenas but the all major towns in Region XII.

Manitoba fights for women's reproductive rights, 1983-1986

British prison inmates strike to oppose new system of control, Full Sutton prison, 1995

York, North Yorkshire, United Kingdom
Full Sutton high security prison, E-wing, four out of the six prison wings,

Australian Aboriginal workers strike for fair wages and equality, 1946-1949

Pilbara, Western Australia, Australia
Region in western Australia

Australian Aboriginal workers strike for fair wages and equality, 1946-1949

Pilbara, Western Australia, Australia
Region in western Australia

Experimental Lakes Area obstructed by Canadian Conservative government (Save ELA) 2012-2013

Northwestern Ontario, Canada
Freshwater Research Facility in Boreal Forest

Experimental Lakes Area obstructed by Canadian Conservative government (Save ELA) 2012-2013

Northwestern Ontario, Canada
Freshwater Research Facility in Boreal Forest

Experimental Lakes Area obstructed by Canadian Conservative government (Save ELA) 2012-2013

Northwestern Ontario, Canada
Freshwater Research Facility in Boreal Forest

Indigenous Gurindji win land rights in Australia (Wave Hill Walk Off) 1966-1975

Wattie Creek (Daguragu), Northern Territory, Australia

Iranian Refugees Demand Political Asylum in Greece, 2010

Athens,Greece, Greece
Front of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees's office (UNHCR) in Greece and university of Athens

Iranian Refugees Demand Political Asylum in Greece, 2010

Athens,Greece, Greece
Front of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees's office (UNHCR) in Greece and university of Athens

Iranian Refugees Demand Political Asylum in Greece, 2010

Athens,Greece, Greece
Front of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees's office (UNHCR) in Greece and university of Athens

"Committee of Soldiers' Mothers of Russia" Campaign against the war in Chechnya 1995

Moscow, Russia, Russia
Actions took place in multiple locations across Russia and crossed into Chechnya but the "Soldiers' Mothers" organizations was based in Moscow.

Peruvians protest silver mining project, May-June 2011

Bangladesh factory workers protest for higher wages and better working conditions, 2013

Twenty-five thousand refugees return safely to Guatemala using international nonviolent accompaniment (Project A), 1993-1999

Twenty-five thousand refugees return safely to Guatemala using international nonviolent accompaniment (Project A), 1993-1999

Caledonia First Nations Defend Grand River Territory 2006-2011.

Caledonia, Ontario, Canada
Grand River reserve, Highway 6 as well as Argyle Street. 15km East of Brantford, Ontario.

Vancouver’s Downtown East Side Drug User Community Fights for Supervised Injection Site 1990 - 2003

Canadian Mennonite conscientious objectors resist military service in Second World War 1939-40

National campaigners join Massachusetts locals to close Brayton Point coal plant, 2013

Chippewa Natives push Canadian military base off ancestral lands (Camp Ipperwash), Ontario, 1995

Colombian miners go on 53-day strike for better wages and working conditions, 2013

Pribbenow and El Descanso, Columbia, Colombia
Northern Columbia

Arizona State University students win better wages and working conditions for food service workers, 2006-2007

High Point high school students sit-in for U.S. civil rights, 1960

Haverford College Black Students' League's campaign to eradicate institutionalized racism 1972

Wesleyan student-labor coalition wins living wages and unionization for campus janitors, 1999-2000

British students force end of Barclays Bank’s investments in South African Apartheid 1969-1987

Clean Air Coalition of Western New York hold Tonawanda Coke accountable for air pollution, 2005-2009

High Point students protest for theater integration, 1960-1964

High Point, North Carolina and Thomasville, North Carolina, United States

Environmental groups defeat proposed Kinder Morgan Export Plant at Port Westward, Oregon 2012-2013

Grassroots opposition and Rainforest Action Network prompt Goldman Sachs withdrawal from coal terminal project in Bellingham, WA, 2011-2014

British Students Gain London School of Economics Stand Against Israeli Military Action in Gaza

Transvaal Miners General Strike 1913

Transvaal, South Africa, South Africa
The strike took place in various locations across South Africa.

Rio de Janeiro Teacher’s Union wins increased wages, security, and professional autonomy, 2013

Rio de Janeiro , Brazil
The State of Rio de Janeiro and its capital city, Rio.

Norwegian farmers stage a bread blockade for higher government subsidies 2012

Norway
Protests took place in many local areas throughout Norway, but were coordinated on a national scale through the National Farmers Union.

Lawrence Mill Workers strike against wage cuts, 1919

Indigenous youths and mothers force Abitibi-Consolidated and Weyerhaeuser to stop logging Grassy Narrows territory in Ontario, 2002-2008.

Polish Students Reject Censorship and Repression, 1968

Poland, Poland
All major academic campuses in Poland and various cities, including Warsaw, Gdansk, Cracow, Poznan, Wroclaw, and Lodz.

West Indians of Bristol boycott buses, end racial discrimination in hiring, UK, 1963

Jewish Cantor and His Family resist terrorism, convert attacking Ku Klux Klan leader, 1991

Students and allies force racial integration of Glen Echo Park, MD, 1960-1961

Montgomery County, Maryland, United States
Glen Echo Amusement Park

Greenpeace pressures Dell to create less toxic products 2006-2012

Round Rock, Texas, United States, Round Rock, Texas, India, Round Rock, Texas, Netherlands, Round Rock, Texas, Denmark
Protests took place in several cities across the world, but centered at Dell's headquarters in Round Rock Texas, in the Austin metropolitan area

Connecticut Residents Give Up National Borders for Lent 2012-2013

Connecticut, United States
State-wide; particular focus on cities of New Haven, Hartford, and Bridgeport

Connecticut Residents Give Up National Borders for Lent 2012-2013

Connecticut, United States
State-wide; particular focus on cities of New Haven, Hartford, and Bridgeport

Black students of Concord, N.C. sit-in for U.S. civil rights, 1960

Students and staff at the College of William and Mary campaign for higher wages for housekeepers 2010-2011

The Dream Defenders' occupation to end racial profiling and repeal Stand Your Ground laws in Florida, 2013

15,000 workers strike, win wage increases in Mombasa, Kenya Colony January 1947

Mombasa, Kenya, Kenya
At this time, Kenya was a British colony.

Ontario Teachers protest Bill 115 (Putting Students First Act)

Greenpeace and Sea Shepherds force Japanese seafood company Nissui to sell stakes in whale hunting ships 2005-2006.

United States, New Zealand, Argentina, Australia
Demonstrations and boycotts took place across the United States, New Zealand, Australia, and Argentina. Whale hunt disruptions took place in the Southern Ocean Sanctuary

Greenpeace and Sea Shepherds force Japanese seafood company Nissui to sell stakes in whale hunting ships 2005-2006.

United States, New Zealand, Argentina, Australia
Demonstrations and boycotts took place across the United States, New Zealand, Australia, and Argentina. Whale hunt disruptions took place in the Southern Ocean Sanctuary

Greenpeace and Sea Shepherds force Japanese seafood company Nissui to sell stakes in whale hunting ships 2005-2006.

United States, New Zealand, Argentina, Australia
Demonstrations and boycotts took place across the United States, New Zealand, Australia, and Argentina. Whale hunt disruptions took place in the Southern Ocean Sanctuary

Greenpeace and Sea Shepherds force Japanese seafood company Nissui to sell stakes in whale hunting ships 2005-2006.

United States, New Zealand, Argentina, Australia
Demonstrations and boycotts took place across the United States, New Zealand, Australia, and Argentina. Whale hunt disruptions took place in the Southern Ocean Sanctuary

South African Academics Call for an End to Ties Between the University of Johannesburg and Ben Gurion University, 2011

Ukrainians bring down Yanukovych regime, 2013-2014

Oxford students occupy historic building, gain University support for Gaza 2009

Greenpeace pressures Unilever, gains moratorium on destructive palm oil production in Indonesia, 2008

London, England, United Kingdom
Unilever headquarters in London, England. Protests took place in Liverpool, the Netherlands, and Rome as well.

Togolese protesters march, hold sex strikes for democracy 2012-2013

Lomo, Togo
Neighborhoods throughout the capital city of Togo

Black high school students sit-in, desegregate public libraries in Danville, VA, 1960.

KMPX San Francisco Radio Workers Strike 1968

San Francisco, California, United States

Colombian women use sex strike to hold government accountable during road repair, 2013

Alexandria citizens sit-in for library integration, 1939

American "Hikers" nonviolently resist Iranian prison guards 2009-2011

Tehran, Iran
Evin Prison, on the outskirts of Tehran

Indigenous Peoples in Bangladesh Protest to Stop Open Pit Coal Mine 2006-2014

Kansas women protest anti-abortion advocate Governor Sam Brownback, 2012

Black students sit-in for U.S. civil rights, Marshall, Texas, 1960

University of California Students Campaign Against Nuclear Weapons 2007

California, United States
The campaign took place on the campuses of the University of California at Berkeley, the University of California at Santa Barbara, the University of California at Santa Clara, and the University of California at San Francisco.

University of California Students Campaign Against Nuclear Weapons 2007

California, United States
The campaign took place on the campuses of the University of California at Berkeley, the University of California at Santa Barbara, the University of California at Santa Clara, and the University of California at San Francisco.

University of California Students Campaign Against Nuclear Weapons 2007

California, United States
The campaign took place on the campuses of the University of California at Berkeley, the University of California at Santa Barbara, the University of California at Santa Clara, and the University of California at San Francisco.

Greenpeace pressures Coca-Cola to phase out HFC refrigeration for Olympic Games in Australia 2000-2004

Turkish women hold sex strike for water system repair, 2001

Blacks in Huntsville, Alabama, sit in and win racial desegregation at lunch counters, 1962

University of Virginia Students Hunger Strike for a Living Wage for Staff 2012

Charlottesville, Virginia, United States
The University of Virginia Main Campus

University of Nottingham students occupy to end University support of Israel, UK 2009

Nottingham, England, United Kingdom
University of Nottingham

Rainforest Action Network forces Wells Fargo Bank to stop funding mountaintop removal coal mining 2005-2006

Black students, community, allies begin desegregating Jackson, Mississippi, 1962-1963

Dream Nine campaign for immigrants' rights 2013

Eloy, Arizona, United States
Eloy detention center

Syracuse University workers strike for pay equity and job security, 1998

United Kingdom Public and Commercial Services Union strikes against cuts to Civil Service Compensation Scheme 2010

Fired Visteon Automotive Workers Occupy United Kingdom Factories, 2009.

Belfast, Northern Ireland; Enfield, England; Basildon, England, United Kingdom, Belfast, Northern Ireland; Enfield, England; Basildon, England, Northern Ireland
Visteon Factories

Fired Visteon Automotive Workers Occupy United Kingdom Factories, 2009.

Belfast, Northern Ireland; Enfield, England; Basildon, England, United Kingdom, Belfast, Northern Ireland; Enfield, England; Basildon, England, Northern Ireland
Visteon Factories

Fired Visteon Automotive Workers Occupy United Kingdom Factories, 2009.

Belfast, Northern Ireland; Enfield, England; Basildon, England, United Kingdom, Belfast, Northern Ireland; Enfield, England; Basildon, England, Northern Ireland
Visteon Factories

Mi’kmaq indigenous campaign prevents hydraulic fracturing in Elsipogtog, New Brunswick, 2013

Elsipogtog, New Brunswick, Canada
town in traditional Mi’kmaq territory Signigtog

Lehigh University students pursue a Living Wage, increased appreciation for campus workers, 2005

Ocean County Residents and Green Peace Resist Waste Dumping by Ciba-Geigy Factory, 1984.

Organic Farmer and Shadbush Collective protest development of natural gas well on neighboring farm, 2012-2013.

Lawrence County, Pennsylvania, United States
rural farmland in western Pennsylvania, outside of Pittsburgh

Guatemalan workers at Lunafil win 410-day occupation despite violence. PBI accompanies. 1987-1988

Amatitlan , Guatemala
Amatitlan is 15 miles from Guatemala City, the capital of Guatemala.

Pennsylvanian Methodists campaign for reinstatement of minister, United States, 2013

Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States
Southeastern Pennsylvania

Florida wade-ins to end racial segregation of public beach and pools (Civil Rights Movement) 1945-1964

Florida, United States
Virginia Key Beach (Dade County), Fort Lauderdale (Broward County), Lido Beach (Sarasota), St. Augustine, Miami

Florida wade-ins to end racial segregation of public beach and pools (Civil Rights Movement) 1945-1964

Florida, United States
Virginia Key Beach (Dade County), Fort Lauderdale (Broward County), Lido Beach (Sarasota), St. Augustine, Miami

Swedish Workers Stage General Strike Against Wage Cuts 1909

Alexandra Commuters Boycott Johannesburg Buses - 1943

Alexandra Township of Johannesburg, South Africa
The 9.5 miles between Alexandra and Central Johannesburg hosted the march

French public sectors strike against the Juppe Plan 1995

Nationwide, France
Strikes especially prevalent in Paris

Brazilian Free Fare Movement (MPL) mobilizes against fare hikes, 2013

Brazilian Free Fare Movement (MPL) mobilizes against fare hikes, 2013

Brazilian Free Fare Movement (MPL) mobilizes against fare hikes, 2013

Brazilian Free Fare Movement (MPL) mobilizes against fare hikes, 2013

African Americans march for civil rights in St. Augustine, Florida, 1963-64

Belgian Workers Strike against Austerity, 1960-61 ("Winter Strike")

Wallonia, Belgium, Belgium
Wallonia was where the strike was especially heavy, but the strike took place all across Belgium including but not limited to: Flanders, Ghent, Antwerp, Liége, Hainaut, Namur, etc.

Belgian Workers Strike against Austerity, 1960-61 ("Winter Strike")

Wallonia, Belgium, Belgium
Wallonia was where the strike was especially heavy, but the strike took place all across Belgium including but not limited to: Flanders, Ghent, Antwerp, Liége, Hainaut, Namur, etc.

Belgian Workers Strike against Austerity, 1960-61 ("Winter Strike")

Wallonia, Belgium, Belgium
Wallonia was where the strike was especially heavy, but the strike took place all across Belgium including but not limited to: Flanders, Ghent, Antwerp, Liége, Hainaut, Namur, etc.

Wolverhampton, UK, Sikh Transport Workers Fight to Wear Beards and Turbans, 1969

Pitzer College Students Win Fossil Fuel Divestment 2012-2014

Romanian citizens of Pungesti backed by Greenpeace force Chevron to stop fracking operations, 2014

Pungesti, Vaslui County; Siliștea, Vaslui County; Cluj-Napoca, Cluj County; Sibiu; Bucharest, Romania
Protests were centered in Pungesti but many other communities rose up in solidarity.

Romanian citizens of Pungesti backed by Greenpeace force Chevron to stop fracking operations, 2014

Pungesti, Vaslui County; Siliștea, Vaslui County; Cluj-Napoca, Cluj County; Sibiu; Bucharest, Romania
Protests were centered in Pungesti but many other communities rose up in solidarity.

Romanian citizens of Pungesti backed by Greenpeace force Chevron to stop fracking operations, 2014

Pungesti, Vaslui County; Siliștea, Vaslui County; Cluj-Napoca, Cluj County; Sibiu; Bucharest, Romania
Protests were centered in Pungesti but many other communities rose up in solidarity.

Romanian citizens of Pungesti backed by Greenpeace force Chevron to stop fracking operations, 2014

Pungesti, Vaslui County; Siliștea, Vaslui County; Cluj-Napoca, Cluj County; Sibiu; Bucharest, Romania
Protests were centered in Pungesti but many other communities rose up in solidarity.

Romanian citizens of Pungesti backed by Greenpeace force Chevron to stop fracking operations, 2014

Pungesti, Vaslui County; Siliștea, Vaslui County; Cluj-Napoca, Cluj County; Sibiu; Bucharest, Romania
Protests were centered in Pungesti but many other communities rose up in solidarity.

Glaswegian Women Campaign for Rent Control, Scotland, 1915

Govan, Glasgow City, UK, Scotland
Protest spread from Govan to the larger Clydeside area

Glaswegian Women Campaign for Rent Control, Scotland, 1915

Govan, Glasgow City, UK, Scotland
Protest spread from Govan to the larger Clydeside area

Cocoa farmers in the Gold Coast successfully defend their livelihoods, 1937

Ghana, Nigeria
Across the Gold Coast and parts of Nigeria

Cocoa farmers in the Gold Coast successfully defend their livelihoods, 1937

Ghana, Nigeria
Across the Gold Coast and parts of Nigeria

Cocoa farmers in the Gold Coast successfully defend their livelihoods, 1937

Ghana, Nigeria
Across the Gold Coast and parts of Nigeria

Gambian Workers win general strike January 24-28 1961

Bathurst, Gambia, Gambia
Bathurst is now known as Banjul

Pakistan's Azadi March to Overthrow Prime Minister, 2014

Lahore, Islamabad, Karachi, Multan, Mianwali, Sargodha, Gujrat, Rahim Yar Khan, Nankana Sahib, Sahiwal And Jhelum, Larkana, and Gujranwala, Pakistan
(Marches travelled throughout many regions of Pakistan)

Philadelphians prevent deportation of Honduran immigrant through church sanctuary, United States, 2014-15

Dutch students organize for University reforms, 1968-1971

Leyden, Tilburg, Nijmegen, Netherlands
various universities across the Netherlands

Dutch students organize for University reforms, 1968-1971

Leyden, Tilburg, Nijmegen, Netherlands
various universities across the Netherlands

Dutch students organize for University reforms, 1968-1971

Leyden, Tilburg, Nijmegen, Netherlands
various universities across the Netherlands

Turkish People prevent shopping mall from replacing Istanbul's Gezi Park, 2013

Gezi Park, Istanbul; Ankara; Izmir; Nationwide, Turkey
Protests began in Gezi Park and spread nationally

Turkish People prevent shopping mall from replacing Istanbul's Gezi Park, 2013

Gezi Park, Istanbul; Ankara; Izmir; Nationwide, Turkey
Protests began in Gezi Park and spread nationally

Turkish People prevent shopping mall from replacing Istanbul's Gezi Park, 2013

Gezi Park, Istanbul; Ankara; Izmir; Nationwide, Turkey
Protests began in Gezi Park and spread nationally

Brazilians drive out corrupt President - 1992

Sao Paulo, Brazil
Major cities

White Cape Town University Students Sit-in for Reappointment of Black Professor, 1968

White Cape Town University Students Sit-in for Reappointment of Black Professor, 1968

German Public Workers Strike to Maintain Benefits 1996

Berlin, Germany
Though the strike participation was especially high in Berlin, major cities in 6 of the 16 German states were involved.

Cuban hunger strike frees political prisoners – 2010

Chilean Student Campaign to Reform Education, 2011

Santiago Metropolitan Region (among others), Chile
Protests occurred throughout Chile

South Korean campaigners prevent government intention to weaken unions and facilitate lay-offs, 1997

Seoul, South Korea
Strikes also held nationwide especially in industrial cities such as Ulsan

French Students and Workers Strike Against Sarkozy's Austerity Policies, 2009

Paris, France
Demonstrations occured in over 200 cities around the country, but the Paris demonstrations were the largest

Ecuadorian indigenous stage mass uprising against neo-liberal measures including privatizing water and taking communally held land, 1994

Belgian doctors strike to block single-payer healthcare, 1964

UK community stages protest camp to build opposition to fracking - 2013-14

South Korean Railway Workers Union resist creation of a new affiliate rail company, 2013

Seoul, South Korea
Railway strikes were held nationally but the focal point of protest was in Seoul

Bangladeshi Garment Workers Fight for their Wages, 2014

Badda, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Inside and around the five Tuba factories (Tuba Fashion, Tuba Textile, Bukshan Garments, Tayeb Design and Mita Design)

Bangladeshi Garment Workers Fight for their Wages, 2014

Badda, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Inside and around the five Tuba factories (Tuba Fashion, Tuba Textile, Bukshan Garments, Tayeb Design and Mita Design)

Corpus Christi Residents Successfully Protest Las Brisas Refinery 2008-2013

The Corpus Christi area is home to a number of refineries and oil is a huge source of income for Texas at large.

Freedom flotilla gains partial victory, eases blockade of the Gaza Strip, 2010

Israel, Palestine
The nonviolent action mostly took place in the waters off of Israel.

South Portland Maine activists get ban on use of port for exporting tar sands – 2014

South Portland, Maine, United States
Major east coast port in southern Maine.

Cooper Union Students Sit-in to Maintian Free Tuition, 2012-13

New York City, United States
The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art

Burkina Faso protesters remove Blaise Compaore from power, 2014

Burkina Faso protesters remove Blaise Compaore from power, 2014

Burkina Faso protesters remove Blaise Compaore from power, 2014

Art Workers’ Coalition demonstrates for artists’ rights, 1969

New Zealanders prevent opening of national parks for mining, 2010

Auckland; Nationwide, New Zealand
Biggest protest took place in Auckland but protests also took place nationwide notably in Nelson and Wellington

Environmentalists achieve a ban on fracking in New York, United States - 2012-2014

New York City transit workers strike for fairer economic contract terms, 2005

New York City, United States
New York City (5 boroughs)

Chicano Students Walk Out for Racial Equality in Kingsville, Texas 1969

Panamanian Protests against Casco Viejo Development Projects, 2010-2014

Casco Viejo (Old Town), Panama
Historic cultural destination, also known as Casco Antigua

Iranians protest election results, 2009

Iranians protest election results, 2009

Iranians protest election results, 2009

Iranians protest election results, 2009

Iranians protest election results, 2009

Washington University students sit-in to end university ties with Peabody Coal, 2014

Spanish homeowners and activists blockade and occupy to protest home evictions, 2009-2013

Students sit-in, win victory for civil rights, Miami Beach, Florida, March 1960

Australians Blockade World Economic Forum - 2000

El Salvadoran health care workers resist privatisation of health industry 1999-2000

Columbia University students protest constructed of a segregated gymnasium, 1968-1969

New York City, United States
Columbia University Campus, Morningside Heights

Corpus Christi Longshoremen Strike Against Poor Working Conditions and Benefits, 1935

Corpus Christi, Texas, United States
Major port city on the Gulf of Mexico

Oil Workers strike for improved wages and working conditions, 2015

Torrance, California, United States
Refineries in 19 cities across the United States

Senegalese successfully protest proposal of change to Constitution, 2011

Senegalese successfully protest proposal of change to Constitution, 2011

Writers Guild of America strikes to increase funding for writers from large studios, 2007-2008

New York City, NY, United States
Protesters organized demonstrations across the US, primarily centralized in the New York City and Los Angeles areas.

Writers Guild of America strikes to increase funding for writers from large studios, 2007-2008

New York City, NY, United States
Protesters organized demonstrations across the US, primarily centralized in the New York City and Los Angeles areas.

Scots campaign for independence 2012-2014

Whole country, Scotland
Whole country

Zimbabwean Women organize Stand Up For Your Child campaign, 2008

Multiple cities throughout Zimbabwe , Zimbabwe
Bulawayo, Domboramwari, Glen View, Kuwadzana, Pumula, and Chitungwiza

South Korean Hyundai autoworkers gain higher wages and fewer working hours 2012

Sarasotan Students' school boycott stops neighborhood schools from closing, Florida, United States, 1969

NYU Graduate students unionize and win improved healthcare and wages, 2013-15

New York City, New York, United States
New York University

Faith-based Philadelphians campaign to close gun shop, 2009.

Philadelphia, PA, United States
Colosimo's gun shop

Nigerians Protest Removal of Fuel Subsidy, 2012

Nigerians Protest Removal of Fuel Subsidy, 2012

Nigerians Protest Removal of Fuel Subsidy, 2012

Nigerians Protest Removal of Fuel Subsidy, 2012

Nigerians Protest Removal of Fuel Subsidy, 2012

Nigerians Protest Removal of Fuel Subsidy, 2012

Starr County, Texas Farm Workers Strike for Higher Pay - 1966

Kurdish Men Wear Women's Clothes for Gender Equality, 2013

Newark Delaware USA community activists stop power plant in their neighborhood - 2013-2014

Marikana miners strike for better wages, 2012

South Korean women labourers protest closing of YH wig manufacturing company 1979

Seoul, South Korea
Sinmindang Headquarters (Biggest political opposition party at the time)

Black Students in Texas Desegregate Del Mar College 1951-1952

Citizens stop development companies’ destruction of bay habitat in Manatee County, Florida, 2013

Tibetan "Unchain the Truth" campaign for prisoner release, 2013-2014

China, Japan, Brazil, Austria, United Kingdom, United States, Switzerland, Bulgaria, India, Costa Rica, Germany
International (campaign based online)

South Korean media workers resist privatisation of television networks, 2008-2009

Nationwide, South Korea
Media networks nationwide participated in the strike, but the headquarters of many of these companies, and the focal point of visible protest was in Seoul

Mexicans protest drug violence, 2011

Mexicans protest drug violence, 2011

Mexicans protest drug violence, 2011

Chicago residents sit-in to prevent Dyett High School closure, United States, 2013-14

Sex workers strike for rights in El Alto, Bolivia

El Alto, Bolivia, Bolivia
This campaign centered in an impoverished district of El Alto called the "Red Lights" district or "zona 12 de Octobre."

Students Win Gay-Straight Alliance Club at Flour Bluff, Texas, High School 2010-2011

Texas, United States
A small coastal town in the historically intolerant American South.

Feminists sit-in at Ladies Home Journal to protest the magazine’s depiction of women, 1970

Transgender activists end policy of gender markers on Philadelphia public transit

Lampedusa inhabitants strike against nuclear dumping 1968

Lampedusa, Italy
The largest island of the Italian Pelagie Islands in the Mediterranean Sea. It is the southernmost part of Italy.

Belgian Workers Strike for Minimum Wage, Paid Vacations, 40 Hour Work Week and Union Rights 1936

Brussels, Belgium, Belgium
The locations of the protests spread between Brussels, Antwerp and Liege.

Belgian Workers Strike for Minimum Wage, Paid Vacations, 40 Hour Work Week and Union Rights 1936

Brussels, Belgium, Belgium
The locations of the protests spread between Brussels, Antwerp and Liege.

Belgian Workers Strike for Minimum Wage, Paid Vacations, 40 Hour Work Week and Union Rights 1936

Brussels, Belgium, Belgium
The locations of the protests spread between Brussels, Antwerp and Liege.

Mysore population wins democratic rule in newly independent India, 1947

Mysore (Mysuru), Karnataka , India
The capital city of the then princely state of Mysore, people from all districts of the state mobilized

French citizens campaign to close five concentration camps for North Africans, 1959-60

Paris, La Cavalerie, Millau, Lyon, Neuville-sur-Ain, Le Mans, Marseille, Dijon, Montpellier, Grenoble, Nice, Annecy, Caen, Saint-Êtienne , France
Protests took place in Paris and near the camps, and extended to cities around France.

French citizens campaign to close five concentration camps for North Africans, 1959-60

Paris, La Cavalerie, Millau, Lyon, Neuville-sur-Ain, Le Mans, Marseille, Dijon, Montpellier, Grenoble, Nice, Annecy, Caen, Saint-Êtienne , France
Protests took place in Paris and near the camps, and extended to cities around France.

French citizens campaign to close five concentration camps for North Africans, 1959-60

Paris, La Cavalerie, Millau, Lyon, Neuville-sur-Ain, Le Mans, Marseille, Dijon, Montpellier, Grenoble, Nice, Annecy, Caen, Saint-Êtienne , France
Protests took place in Paris and near the camps, and extended to cities around France.

French citizens campaign to close five concentration camps for North Africans, 1959-60

Paris, La Cavalerie, Millau, Lyon, Neuville-sur-Ain, Le Mans, Marseille, Dijon, Montpellier, Grenoble, Nice, Annecy, Caen, Saint-Êtienne , France
Protests took place in Paris and near the camps, and extended to cities around France.

French citizens campaign to close five concentration camps for North Africans, 1959-60

Paris, La Cavalerie, Millau, Lyon, Neuville-sur-Ain, Le Mans, Marseille, Dijon, Montpellier, Grenoble, Nice, Annecy, Caen, Saint-Êtienne , France
Protests took place in Paris and near the camps, and extended to cities around France.

French citizens campaign to close five concentration camps for North Africans, 1959-60

Paris, La Cavalerie, Millau, Lyon, Neuville-sur-Ain, Le Mans, Marseille, Dijon, Montpellier, Grenoble, Nice, Annecy, Caen, Saint-Êtienne , France
Protests took place in Paris and near the camps, and extended to cities around France.

French citizens campaign to close five concentration camps for North Africans, 1959-60

Paris, La Cavalerie, Millau, Lyon, Neuville-sur-Ain, Le Mans, Marseille, Dijon, Montpellier, Grenoble, Nice, Annecy, Caen, Saint-Êtienne , France
Protests took place in Paris and near the camps, and extended to cities around France.

French citizens campaign to close five concentration camps for North Africans, 1959-60

Paris, La Cavalerie, Millau, Lyon, Neuville-sur-Ain, Le Mans, Marseille, Dijon, Montpellier, Grenoble, Nice, Annecy, Caen, Saint-Êtienne , France
Protests took place in Paris and near the camps, and extended to cities around France.

French citizens campaign to close five concentration camps for North Africans, 1959-60

Paris, La Cavalerie, Millau, Lyon, Neuville-sur-Ain, Le Mans, Marseille, Dijon, Montpellier, Grenoble, Nice, Annecy, Caen, Saint-Êtienne , France
Protests took place in Paris and near the camps, and extended to cities around France.

French citizens campaign to close five concentration camps for North Africans, 1959-60

Paris, La Cavalerie, Millau, Lyon, Neuville-sur-Ain, Le Mans, Marseille, Dijon, Montpellier, Grenoble, Nice, Annecy, Caen, Saint-Êtienne , France
Protests took place in Paris and near the camps, and extended to cities around France.

French citizens campaign to close five concentration camps for North Africans, 1959-60

Paris, La Cavalerie, Millau, Lyon, Neuville-sur-Ain, Le Mans, Marseille, Dijon, Montpellier, Grenoble, Nice, Annecy, Caen, Saint-Êtienne , France
Protests took place in Paris and near the camps, and extended to cities around France.

French citizens campaign to close five concentration camps for North Africans, 1959-60

Paris, La Cavalerie, Millau, Lyon, Neuville-sur-Ain, Le Mans, Marseille, Dijon, Montpellier, Grenoble, Nice, Annecy, Caen, Saint-Êtienne , France
Protests took place in Paris and near the camps, and extended to cities around France.

French citizens campaign to close five concentration camps for North Africans, 1959-60

Paris, La Cavalerie, Millau, Lyon, Neuville-sur-Ain, Le Mans, Marseille, Dijon, Montpellier, Grenoble, Nice, Annecy, Caen, Saint-Êtienne , France
Protests took place in Paris and near the camps, and extended to cities around France.

French citizens campaign to close five concentration camps for North Africans, 1959-60

Paris, La Cavalerie, Millau, Lyon, Neuville-sur-Ain, Le Mans, Marseille, Dijon, Montpellier, Grenoble, Nice, Annecy, Caen, Saint-Êtienne , France
Protests took place in Paris and near the camps, and extended to cities around France.

Greenpeace pushes for global ban on CFCs 1986 – 1995

United States, Germany, Luxembourg, Finland, Canada, United States, Australia, Belgium, United Kingdom, Italy, Sweden, Israel
CFC production sites, government offices, and public spaces

Greenpeace pushes for global ban on CFCs 1986 – 1995

United States, Germany, Luxembourg, Finland, Canada, United States, Australia, Belgium, United Kingdom, Italy, Sweden, Israel
CFC production sites, government offices, and public spaces

Greenpeace pushes for global ban on CFCs 1986 – 1995

United States, Germany, Luxembourg, Finland, Canada, United States, Australia, Belgium, United Kingdom, Italy, Sweden, Israel
CFC production sites, government offices, and public spaces

Greenpeace pushes for global ban on CFCs 1986 – 1995

United States, Germany, Luxembourg, Finland, Canada, United States, Australia, Belgium, United Kingdom, Italy, Sweden, Israel
CFC production sites, government offices, and public spaces

Greenpeace pushes for global ban on CFCs 1986 – 1995

United States, Germany, Luxembourg, Finland, Canada, United States, Australia, Belgium, United Kingdom, Italy, Sweden, Israel
CFC production sites, government offices, and public spaces

Chilean students protest for free public education, 2011-13

Santiago, Chile, Valparaiso, Chile, Rancagua, Chile, Chile
Urban areas, Santiago is the capital, Valparaiso is a major port city, and Rancagua is south of Santiago

Chilean students protest for free public education, 2011-13

Santiago, Chile, Valparaiso, Chile, Rancagua, Chile, Chile
Urban areas, Santiago is the capital, Valparaiso is a major port city, and Rancagua is south of Santiago

Chilean students protest for free public education, 2011-13

Santiago, Chile, Valparaiso, Chile, Rancagua, Chile, Chile
Urban areas, Santiago is the capital, Valparaiso is a major port city, and Rancagua is south of Santiago

US Students Campaign to Stop Dow Chemical Company From Manufacturing Napalm (1967-1969)

Madison, Wisconsin; Cambridge, Massachusetts; Boston, Massachusetts; Mansfield, Connecticut; etc., United States
Campaign coordinated across major US college campuses.

Fort Leavenworth Prison strike for better prison conditions and reduced sentences, 1919

Leavenworth, Kansas, United States
United States Disciplinary Barracks (also called Fort Leavenworth)

Indians march for Goan Liberation, 1954-1955

University of Maine students win divestment from coal stocks, United States, 2015

Orono, Maine, United States
The main campus of the University of Maine.

Swazi teachers strike for economic justice, 2012

Mbabane , Swaziland
The strike disrupted schools throughout the country

Earth Quaker Action Team Campaigns Against PNC Bank for Financing Mountaintop Removal Coal Mining 2010-2015

Earth Quaker Action Team Campaigns Against PNC Bank for Financing Mountaintop Removal Coal Mining 2010-2015

Earth Quaker Action Team Campaigns Against PNC Bank for Financing Mountaintop Removal Coal Mining 2010-2015

Graduate Student Employees at University of Oregon Win Strike, 2014

Canadians sit-down for nuclear disarmament of the United States Bomarc Missile in La Macaza, Quebec, 1964

Students press Chico State University to divest from fossil fuels, 2013-2014

Chico, California, United States
Chico State Univerisity, in Chico, California

Brazilian workers of Portland Cement Company (PERUS) strike for economic justice and better working conditions, 1962-1974

Greek campaign to stop construction of coal plants 2008-2010

Greece, Greece
The campaign occurred nationwide. Activists had a particular focus on large cities of Athens and Thessaloniki, and the regions that were going to construct the new coal-fired power plants.

Iranian political prisoners fast for prisoners' rights and end to their solitary confinement, 2010

Tehran, Iran
Evin Prison is located in northwestern Tehran at the base of the Alborz Mountains,

Students at the University of Havana Strike to Restore Doctoral Degrees 1892

Burmese migrant workers strike for equal pay and the right to hold their own documents, 2010

Nepalese Maoists strike for integration of Maoist Soldiers into Nepal's security forces, 2009

Kathmandu, Nepal, Nepal
The majority of protests took place in the capital city but strikes and protests affected all areas of the country.

Fossil Free SOAS wins fossil fuel divestment, 2015

London, United Kingdom
University of London in London, UK

Guatemalans Force Corrupt President and VP to Resign, 2015

Pakistanis demand that their government recognize Bengali as an official language, 1947-1952

Pakistan (known as West Pakistan 1947-1971) and Bangladesh (known as East Pakistan 1947-1971) , Pakistan, Pakistan (known as West Pakistan 1947-1971) and Bangladesh (known as East Pakistan 1947-1971) , Bangladesh
Most of the actions and protests occurred in Dhaka, the capital of East Pakistan (modern day Bangladesh)

Kazakh oil workers strike against three leading oil companies for better pay and increased unionization activities, 2011

Mangystau Region , Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan's oil fields are located in the western part of the country in the Mangystau Region. Strikers and protesters gathered in Zhanaozen, Shetpe, and Aktau.

Chinese workers at golf equipment factory strike for benefits and union representation, 2014

Shenzhen, Guangdong , China
The Qilitian Golf Articles factory in Shenzhen

KatyISD students protest over teacher layoffs, 2011

Katy, United States
District outside of Houston, Texas

University of Hawaii Students, Faculty and Staff Successfully Campaign for Fossil Fuel Divestment, (2013-2015)

Russians protest against election fraud (Snow Revolution), 2011-2012

Bahrainis protest for democracy, February-March 2011

Manama, Bahrain
Pearl Square, Salmaniya Medical Complex, al-Riffa district

Guatemalan protests against Monsanto Law (2014)

Guatemala
The actions occurred primarily in Guatemala City and Sololá

Guatemalan protests against Monsanto Law (2014)

Guatemala
The actions occurred primarily in Guatemala City and Sololá

North American 'Lactivists' hold nurse-ins against Applebee's, United States, 2007

Lexington, KY, United States
The location of the Applebee's where Brooke Ryan received degrading treatment by Applebee's employees in response to her breastfeeding her child in public.

Nigerian children accused of being witches march for the passage of the Child Rights Act, 2008

Uyo, Akwa Ibom and Eket, Akwa Ibom, Nigeria
Uyo, where the march took place, is the capital of Akwa Ibom state. Eket is a city in Akwa Ibom where the CRARN child refuge is located.

Nigerian children accused of being witches march for the passage of the Child Rights Act, 2008

Uyo, Akwa Ibom and Eket, Akwa Ibom, Nigeria
Uyo, where the march took place, is the capital of Akwa Ibom state. Eket is a city in Akwa Ibom where the CRARN child refuge is located.

Kaliningradans rally against appointed governor, 2009-2010

Liberian teachers strike for salary increases, transportation, and benefits, 2012-2014

Campaign Successfully Stops Liquefied Natural Gas Pipeline and Export Terminal Oregon, 2005-2012

University of Virginia Students and Faculty Campaign for Living Wage 1997-2000

Garfield High School teachers in Seattle, Washington boycott Measures of Academic Progress (MAP) test, 2012-2013

Seattle, Washington, United States
Garfield High School was the host school that began the test boycott

Russian pensioners reverse welfare cuts

Russian pensioners reverse welfare cuts

Estonian healthcare workers strike for higher wages and reduced workloads, 2012

Tallinn , Estonia
strike actions affected all of Estonia's major hospitals and many county hospitals

French farmers protest falling food prices, July-September 2015

Caen, Lisieux, Basse-Normandie, Lyon, Lot, Ariège, Pamiers, Gignac, Alsace, Paris, France

French farmers protest falling food prices, July-September 2015

Caen, Lisieux, Basse-Normandie, Lyon, Lot, Ariège, Pamiers, Gignac, Alsace, Paris, France

French farmers protest falling food prices, July-September 2015

Caen, Lisieux, Basse-Normandie, Lyon, Lot, Ariège, Pamiers, Gignac, Alsace, Paris, France

French farmers protest falling food prices, July-September 2015

Caen, Lisieux, Basse-Normandie, Lyon, Lot, Ariège, Pamiers, Gignac, Alsace, Paris, France

French farmers protest falling food prices, July-September 2015

Caen, Lisieux, Basse-Normandie, Lyon, Lot, Ariège, Pamiers, Gignac, Alsace, Paris, France

French farmers protest falling food prices, July-September 2015

Caen, Lisieux, Basse-Normandie, Lyon, Lot, Ariège, Pamiers, Gignac, Alsace, Paris, France

French farmers protest falling food prices, July-September 2015

Caen, Lisieux, Basse-Normandie, Lyon, Lot, Ariège, Pamiers, Gignac, Alsace, Paris, France

French farmers protest falling food prices, July-September 2015

Caen, Lisieux, Basse-Normandie, Lyon, Lot, Ariège, Pamiers, Gignac, Alsace, Paris, France

French farmers protest falling food prices, July-September 2015

Caen, Lisieux, Basse-Normandie, Lyon, Lot, Ariège, Pamiers, Gignac, Alsace, Paris, France

French farmers protest falling food prices, July-September 2015

Caen, Lisieux, Basse-Normandie, Lyon, Lot, Ariège, Pamiers, Gignac, Alsace, Paris, France

NYU students attempt to remove Chick-Fil-A from campus, 2011

New York City, United States
New York University in New York City

Russian dissenters fight for the right to assemble, 2009-2014

Russian dissenters fight for the right to assemble, 2009-2014

Indian muzaras refuse to pay landlords and demand restoration of property, 1930-1953

Patiala, Punjab , India
farming villages throughout the Princely state of Patiala

Nigerians strike to protest reduced fuel subsidies, 2003

Abuja, Nigeria
Abuja is the Nigerian capital city. The strike occurred throughout the entire country of Nigeria, but many of the demonstrations were centered around Abuja and the southern city of Port Harcourt.

Nigerians strike to protest reduced fuel subsidies, 2003

Abuja, Nigeria
Abuja is the Nigerian capital city. The strike occurred throughout the entire country of Nigeria, but many of the demonstrations were centered around Abuja and the southern city of Port Harcourt.

Nigerians strike to protest reduced fuel subsidies, 2003

Abuja, Nigeria
Abuja is the Nigerian capital city. The strike occurred throughout the entire country of Nigeria, but many of the demonstrations were centered around Abuja and the southern city of Port Harcourt.

Students protest racist social media posts and discrimination at Colgate University, 2014

Hamilton, United States
Private liberal arts college located in Hamilton, New York

Turkish Activists Attempt to Save Historic Istanbul Cinema, (2010-2015)

Paul Robeson High School Students in New York Campaign Against Closing, 2009-2011

PETA pressures Avon to stop animal testing, United States, 1989

United States
Nationwide. Specific cities with Avon manufacturing plants such as in Atlanta, Georgia; Suffern, New York; Cincinnati, Ohio; Newark, Delaware; Pasadena, California; Morton Grove, Illinois were targeted for protests.

Students press University of Glasgow to divest from fossil fuels, 2013-2014

Glasgow/United Kingdom, United Kingdom
The campaign took place primarily at the University of Glasgow.

Students press University of Glasgow to divest from fossil fuels, 2013-2014

Glasgow/United Kingdom, United Kingdom
The campaign took place primarily at the University of Glasgow.

New Zealand declares nuclear free zone 1963-1985

New Zealand, French Polynesia
New Zealand citizens protested against all forms of nuclear power which included protests on the New Zealand mainland and also protests by sailing out to the near by French Polynesian Islands.

New Zealand declares nuclear free zone 1963-1985

New Zealand, French Polynesia
New Zealand citizens protested against all forms of nuclear power which included protests on the New Zealand mainland and also protests by sailing out to the near by French Polynesian Islands.

Harvard University Dining Services workers strike and win higher salary, 2016

Rio de Janeiro residents protest World Cup and Olympics 2011-2016

Rio de Janeiro, State of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Brown University students convince Brown Corporation to divest from HEI Hotels & Resorts, 2008-2011

Environmentalist groups stop construction of oil export terminal in Philadelphia, 2016

Rio de Janeiro residents protest man's disappearance 2013

Rocinha, Rio de Janeiro, State of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Rocinha is a favela, or shantytown, located in Rio de Janeiro's South Zone. Amarildo's disappearance and a majority of the protests took place here.

Pennsylvania official issues marriage licenses to same-sex couples, defies law, wins, 2013

Massachusetts residents block construction of Kinder Morgan Northeast Energy Direct pipeline 2014-2016

Massachusetts , United States
Although this case focuses on the actions of Massachusetts residents, it's important to note that protests against the interstate pipeline occurred in other regions that it was proposed to pass through, such as New Hampshire and New York.

University of Massachusetts students win fossil fuel divestment, 2012-2016

Amherst, Massachusetts, United States
University of Massachusetts Amherst

University of Mary Washington students win fossil fuel divestment, 2015-2016

Fredericksburg, Virginia, United States
University of Mary Washington

University of Sydney students uncover and protest discrimination of Aboriginal people in New South Wales, 1965

New South Wales, Australia
The students began their Freedom Ride at the University of Sydney, and continued on to visit Wellington, Walgett, Moree, Boggabilla, Tenterfield, Lismore, Bowraville, and Kempsey.

University of Sydney students uncover and protest discrimination of Aboriginal people in New South Wales, 1965

New South Wales, Australia
The students began their Freedom Ride at the University of Sydney, and continued on to visit Wellington, Walgett, Moree, Boggabilla, Tenterfield, Lismore, Bowraville, and Kempsey.

University of Sydney students uncover and protest discrimination of Aboriginal people in New South Wales, 1965

New South Wales, Australia
The students began their Freedom Ride at the University of Sydney, and continued on to visit Wellington, Walgett, Moree, Boggabilla, Tenterfield, Lismore, Bowraville, and Kempsey.

University of Sydney students uncover and protest discrimination of Aboriginal people in New South Wales, 1965

New South Wales, Australia
The students began their Freedom Ride at the University of Sydney, and continued on to visit Wellington, Walgett, Moree, Boggabilla, Tenterfield, Lismore, Bowraville, and Kempsey.

University of Sydney students uncover and protest discrimination of Aboriginal people in New South Wales, 1965

New South Wales, Australia
The students began their Freedom Ride at the University of Sydney, and continued on to visit Wellington, Walgett, Moree, Boggabilla, Tenterfield, Lismore, Bowraville, and Kempsey.

University of Sydney students uncover and protest discrimination of Aboriginal people in New South Wales, 1965

New South Wales, Australia
The students began their Freedom Ride at the University of Sydney, and continued on to visit Wellington, Walgett, Moree, Boggabilla, Tenterfield, Lismore, Bowraville, and Kempsey.

University of Sydney students uncover and protest discrimination of Aboriginal people in New South Wales, 1965

New South Wales, Australia
The students began their Freedom Ride at the University of Sydney, and continued on to visit Wellington, Walgett, Moree, Boggabilla, Tenterfield, Lismore, Bowraville, and Kempsey.

University of Sydney students uncover and protest discrimination of Aboriginal people in New South Wales, 1965

New South Wales, Australia
The students began their Freedom Ride at the University of Sydney, and continued on to visit Wellington, Walgett, Moree, Boggabilla, Tenterfield, Lismore, Bowraville, and Kempsey.

University of Sydney students uncover and protest discrimination of Aboriginal people in New South Wales, 1965

New South Wales, Australia
The students began their Freedom Ride at the University of Sydney, and continued on to visit Wellington, Walgett, Moree, Boggabilla, Tenterfield, Lismore, Bowraville, and Kempsey.

University of Sydney students uncover and protest discrimination of Aboriginal people in New South Wales, 1965

New South Wales, Australia
The students began their Freedom Ride at the University of Sydney, and continued on to visit Wellington, Walgett, Moree, Boggabilla, Tenterfield, Lismore, Bowraville, and Kempsey.

University of Oregon Students win divestment from fossil fuels, 2013-2016

Australian citizens force end to nation’s military participation in Vietnam War through Vietnam Moratorium Campaign 1970-1971

Melbourne, Victoria and Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Anti-war protests occurred throughout Australia, but the major moratorium marches occurred in Melbourne, Victoria and Sydney, New South Wales.

Australian citizens force end to nation’s military participation in Vietnam War through Vietnam Moratorium Campaign 1970-1971

Melbourne, Victoria and Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Anti-war protests occurred throughout Australia, but the major moratorium marches occurred in Melbourne, Victoria and Sydney, New South Wales.

Trinity College wins divestment from fossil fuels

Dublin, Ireland, Ireland
Trinity College

AIDS activists (ACT UP) demand federal funding for needle exchange programs 1997-1998

New York, New York, United States
Demonstrations also took place in Washington, DC

AIDS activists (ACT UP) demand federal funding for needle exchange programs 1997-1998

New York, New York, United States
Demonstrations also took place in Washington, DC

Brown University students support library workers’ bid to win contract, Rhode Island, 2010

Cornell University students campaign for severance pay for Nike employees, 2009-2010

Queer activists pressure National Student Pride to drop BP sponsorship, 2015 - 2016

City of Seattle severs financial ties with Wells Fargo to protest funding of Dakota Access Pipeline, 2016-2017

Brown University library workers campaign to fill empty union positions 2014

Brooklyn College students fight for open admissions, Africana Studies

Emelle residents protest Chemical Waste Management hazardous waste landfill 1978-1995

Oromo People protest for against the expansion of the capital, 2015-2016

Syracuse University students win fossil fuel divestment, 2012-2014

Citizens of South Korea campaign for investigation of the Sewol ferry accident, 2014-2017

Seoul (capital), South Korea
The campaign took place in several cities in South Korea, but was centralized in Seoul.

Georgian students protest against prisoner abuse 2012

Tbilisi; Batumi; Poti; Kutaisi; Gori, Georgia

Black residents of Diamond win fight with Shell Chemical for relocation 1989-2002

Diamond, Louisiana , United States
The fenceline community of Diamond is located in Norco, Louisiana. Diamond refers to the four streets closest to the Shell Chemical plant.

Kazakh Citizens protests against land bills, 2016

Atyrau, Aktobe, and Alma-ata, Kazakhstan

Kazakh Citizens protests against land bills, 2016

Atyrau, Aktobe, and Alma-ata, Kazakhstan

Kazakh Citizens protests against land bills, 2016

Atyrau, Aktobe, and Alma-ata, Kazakhstan

Yale students, New Haven activists win Calhoun College name change

New Haven, Connecticut, United States
Yale University

Cambodian garment workers protest corporations for “$177” monthly wages, 2014

California inmates hunger strike to improve prison conditions, 2013

California, United States
extended to 2/3 of California's 33 state prisons, and included inmates sent to 4 private, out-of-state facilities

Philadelphia residents hunger strike for safe schools, 2013

Black Pensacola residents win relocation from Escambia Wood Federal Superfund site 1992-1996

Pensacola, Florida, United States
Pensacola, FL is home to an additional EPA Superfund site on the National Priorities List, Agrico Chemical Company. The two Superfund sites are located near a mixed residential and industrial neighborhood. The area is comprised of predominantly Black and low-income residents.

ACT UP activists resist New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani’s AIDS policies, 1994-95

New York City, United States
most demonstrations took place at City Hall

Philadelphia taxi drivers win fair competition with ridesharing services, 2015-2016

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania , United States
Philadelphia City Hall

Toronto taxi drivers win fair competition with ridesharing services, 2015-2016

West Virginia retirees occupy Century Aluminum, win healthcare, 2011-2012

Ravenswood, West Virginia, United States
outside the closed down Century Aluminum Factory

Burmese students protest the 2014 Myanmar National Education Law, 2014-15

Yangon (formerly Rangoon), Burma
Actions took place throughout the nation, but many of the demonstrations were located in Yangon, Myanmar's largest city.

Times Beach residents win fight for relocation from contaminated dioxin sites

San Francisco strippers win right to form a union, 1996-1997

San Francisco, California, United States
San Francisco North Beach

Polish women strike to protest abortion ban, 2016

Norillag prisoners strike for better conditions (Norilsk uprising), 1953

Norilsk, Soviet Union
Norilsk Corrective Labor Camp (Norillag)

Congolese protest for end to President Kabila's presidency, 2016-2019

New York University (NYU) student activists win wage increase on campus, 2016

Brown University students campaign for Brown to cancel contract with Adidas, 2012-2013

New York University students sit-in for NYU to change its Labor Code of Conduct (End Deathtraps Campaign, 2013-2014)

Armenians protest for resignation of Prime Minister Serzh Sargsyan, 2018

Yerevan, Armenia
Republic Square, France Square, Marshal Baghramyan Avenue

Columbia University students win divestment from private prison companies, 2014-2015.

New York City / New York, United States
Columbia University

South Koreans demonstrate for President Park Guen-hye's resignation (Candlelight Revolution), 2016-2017

South Korea
Demonstrations took place in dozens of cities, but the largest of them occurred in Seoul.

Torres Strait soldiers stage stay-at-home strikes to demand full pay and an end to discrimination in the army, 1943

Argentinian police force strike for better pay, 2013

Buenos Aires, Catamarca, Chaco, Chubut, Córdoba, Corrientes, Entre Rios, Formosa, Jujuy, La Pampa, La Rioja, Mendoza, Misiones, Neuquén, Rio Negro, Salta, San Juan, San Luis, Santa Cruz, Santa Fe, Santiago del Estero, Tierra del Fuego, Tucumán, Argentina
All of Argentina apart from Autonomous City of Buenos Aires (a separate district from the province of Buenos Aires), Santa Cruz, and Santiago del Estero

University of Missouri students protest against racial discrimination and harassment, 2015

Chinese Migrant Workers Protest for Equal Civil Rights (2011)

Xintang/Guangzhou, China
Area that is populated by a majority of migrant workers

Atlanta unions campaign to unionize Atlanta Olympics, 1991-1993

Polish opposition MPs demand a repeal of new media ban, 2016-2017

Newark residents and students campaign to stop the building of 279 MW power plant (2013-2014)

Torres Strait Islanders hold maritime strike against pearling industry, 1936

Barnard College wins divestment from fossil fuel companies, 2013-2017

Canadians demonstrate against Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipelines, 2010-2014

British Columbia, Canada
Many cities in the province

Dutch church holds marathon service to protect immigrants, 2018-2019

Lexmark maquiladora workers in Ciudad Juárez camp-in for higher wages and union rights, 2015-2016

Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, Mexico
Primarily outside the Lexmark plant in Ciudad Juárez, though actions also took place in Mexico City; El Paso, Texas; and Lexington, Kentucky.

Indian revolutionaries protest prison injustices at Central Jail Mianwali, 1929-1931

Pennsylvanians Block Natural Gas Facility, 2014-2015

South Heidelberg, Pennsylvania, United States
Rural Pennsylvania community

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

American Labor Activists rally to build support for the Employee Free Choice Act, 2003

United States
Actions happened across America, mainly in metropolitan areas

Black Students march for the release of the Brockwell Three in Brixton, England (1974)

Lowland Indigenous Ecuadorians march for national recognition and land rights, 1992.

Puyo, Ecuador, Ecuador
The march began in the small rural city of Puyo and ended in the capital city of Quito

Lowland Indigenous Ecuadorians march for national recognition and land rights, 1992.

Puyo, Ecuador, Ecuador
The march began in the small rural city of Puyo and ended in the capital city of Quito

British Ramblers campaign for greater access to right of ways and the right to roam (1985-2000)

United Kingdom
Actions took all over the country. Many actions focused in the Peaks District

British Ramblers campaign for greater access to right of ways and the right to roam (1985-2000)

United Kingdom
Actions took all over the country. Many actions focused in the Peaks District

British Ramblers campaign for greater access to right of ways and the right to roam (1985-2000)

United Kingdom
Actions took all over the country. Many actions focused in the Peaks District

British Ramblers campaign for greater access to right of ways and the right to roam (1985-2000)

United Kingdom
Actions took all over the country. Many actions focused in the Peaks District

British Ramblers campaign for greater access to right of ways and the right to roam (1985-2000)

United Kingdom
Actions took all over the country. Many actions focused in the Peaks District

Bangladeshis use art and performance to demand the release of Bangladeshi photographer Shahidul Alam, 2018

Dhaka, Washington D.C, New York, Perpignan, Berlin, all over the United Kingdom, Bangladesh, Dhaka, Washington D.C, New York, Perpignan, Berlin, all over the United Kingdom, United States, Dhaka, Washington D.C, New York, Perpignan, Berlin, all over the United Kingdom, France, Dhaka, Washington D.C, New York, Perpignan, Berlin, all over the United Kingdom, Germany, Dhaka, Washington D.C, New York, Perpignan, Berlin, all over the United Kingdom, United Kingdom

Bangladeshis use art and performance to demand the release of Bangladeshi photographer Shahidul Alam, 2018

Dhaka, Washington D.C, New York, Perpignan, Berlin, all over the United Kingdom, Bangladesh, Dhaka, Washington D.C, New York, Perpignan, Berlin, all over the United Kingdom, United States, Dhaka, Washington D.C, New York, Perpignan, Berlin, all over the United Kingdom, France, Dhaka, Washington D.C, New York, Perpignan, Berlin, all over the United Kingdom, Germany, Dhaka, Washington D.C, New York, Perpignan, Berlin, all over the United Kingdom, United Kingdom

Bangladeshis use art and performance to demand the release of Bangladeshi photographer Shahidul Alam, 2018

Dhaka, Washington D.C, New York, Perpignan, Berlin, all over the United Kingdom, Bangladesh, Dhaka, Washington D.C, New York, Perpignan, Berlin, all over the United Kingdom, United States, Dhaka, Washington D.C, New York, Perpignan, Berlin, all over the United Kingdom, France, Dhaka, Washington D.C, New York, Perpignan, Berlin, all over the United Kingdom, Germany, Dhaka, Washington D.C, New York, Perpignan, Berlin, all over the United Kingdom, United Kingdom

Bangladeshis use art and performance to demand the release of Bangladeshi photographer Shahidul Alam, 2018

Dhaka, Washington D.C, New York, Perpignan, Berlin, all over the United Kingdom, Bangladesh, Dhaka, Washington D.C, New York, Perpignan, Berlin, all over the United Kingdom, United States, Dhaka, Washington D.C, New York, Perpignan, Berlin, all over the United Kingdom, France, Dhaka, Washington D.C, New York, Perpignan, Berlin, all over the United Kingdom, Germany, Dhaka, Washington D.C, New York, Perpignan, Berlin, all over the United Kingdom, United Kingdom

Bangladeshis use art and performance to demand the release of Bangladeshi photographer Shahidul Alam, 2018

Dhaka, Washington D.C, New York, Perpignan, Berlin, all over the United Kingdom, Bangladesh, Dhaka, Washington D.C, New York, Perpignan, Berlin, all over the United Kingdom, United States, Dhaka, Washington D.C, New York, Perpignan, Berlin, all over the United Kingdom, France, Dhaka, Washington D.C, New York, Perpignan, Berlin, all over the United Kingdom, Germany, Dhaka, Washington D.C, New York, Perpignan, Berlin, all over the United Kingdom, United Kingdom

Bangladeshis use art and performance to demand the release of Bangladeshi photographer Shahidul Alam, 2018

Dhaka, Washington D.C, New York, Perpignan, Berlin, all over the United Kingdom, Bangladesh, Dhaka, Washington D.C, New York, Perpignan, Berlin, all over the United Kingdom, United States, Dhaka, Washington D.C, New York, Perpignan, Berlin, all over the United Kingdom, France, Dhaka, Washington D.C, New York, Perpignan, Berlin, all over the United Kingdom, Germany, Dhaka, Washington D.C, New York, Perpignan, Berlin, all over the United Kingdom, United Kingdom

CommScope workers in Ciudad Juárez camp-in for union rights, 2015

Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, Mexico
Primarily outside the CommScope maquiladora in Ciudad Juárez

Incarcerated people and allies rally to turn on heat and power in NYC federal jail, 2019

Brooklyn, NY, United States
Metropolitan Detention Center Brooklyn

Irish citizens campaign against conscription by the British Government, 1918

Ireland
Took place effectively in every population center in Ireland

Irish citizens campaign against conscription by the British Government, 1918

Ireland
Took place effectively in every population center in Ireland

Irish citizens campaign against conscription by the British Government, 1918

Ireland
Took place effectively in every population center in Ireland

Irish citizens campaign against conscription by the British Government, 1918

Ireland
Took place effectively in every population center in Ireland

Irish citizens campaign against conscription by the British Government, 1918

Ireland
Took place effectively in every population center in Ireland

Irish citizens campaign against conscription by the British Government, 1918

Ireland
Took place effectively in every population center in Ireland

Vermont Migrant Farmworkers picket and march for Ben and Jerry’s to sign pledge for Milk With Dignity

Vermont Migrant Farmworkers picket and march for Ben and Jerry’s to sign pledge for Milk With Dignity

Vermont Migrant Farmworkers March and Picket for Return of Withheld Pay, 2014

Indigenous Brazilians mobilize against proposed termination of SESAI

Workers at Harvard University-owned DoubleTree Hotel win fight for unionization, 2013-2015

Workers at Harvard University-owned DoubleTree Hotel win fight for unionization, 2013-2015

Taiwanese citizens demonstrate to end construction of the Fourth Nuclear Power Plant and amend the Referendum Act, 1988-2017

Taipei, Taiwan
Primarily in Taipei, although actions were carried out across the country, as well as in Kongliao, where the nuclear project was located.

University of Kentucky Students Hunger Strike to Meet Basic Needs, 2019.

Lexington, Kentucky, United States
University of Kentucky

Granite workers strike, picket, and march against wage stagnation and job insecurity, 1933

United Kingdom doctors strike against changes to pension plan, 2012

American law students protest against law firm representing ExxonMobil, 2020

Cambridge, MA; New Haven, CT; New York City, NY; Ann Arbor, MI, United States
The campuses of the law schools at Harvard, Yale, NYU, Stanford, and University of Michigan

American law students protest against law firm representing ExxonMobil, 2020

Cambridge, MA; New Haven, CT; New York City, NY; Ann Arbor, MI, United States
The campuses of the law schools at Harvard, Yale, NYU, Stanford, and University of Michigan

American law students protest against law firm representing ExxonMobil, 2020

Cambridge, MA; New Haven, CT; New York City, NY; Ann Arbor, MI, United States
The campuses of the law schools at Harvard, Yale, NYU, Stanford, and University of Michigan

American law students protest against law firm representing ExxonMobil, 2020

Cambridge, MA; New Haven, CT; New York City, NY; Ann Arbor, MI, United States
The campuses of the law schools at Harvard, Yale, NYU, Stanford, and University of Michigan

American law students protest against law firm representing ExxonMobil, 2020

Cambridge, MA; New Haven, CT; New York City, NY; Ann Arbor, MI, United States
The campuses of the law schools at Harvard, Yale, NYU, Stanford, and University of Michigan

Swarthmore College students disband fraternities associated with sexual violence, Pennsylvania, U.S.A., 2019

Swarthmore, Pennsylvania, United States
The majority of the campaign took place on Swarthmore College campus, but its impact expanded to TriCollege campuses, alums, and surrounding communities.

University of St Andrews students win divestment from fossil fuels 2016-2017

This campaign occurred at the University of St Andrews in St Andrews, Scotland.

Swarthmore College students win reform of Title IX sex-based discrimination policies, Pennsylvania, USA, 2018

Haitian citizens struggle with removal of incinerator trash (1988-2000)

Gonaïves, Haiti, United States, Gonaïves, Haiti, Haiti

Haitian citizens struggle with removal of incinerator trash (1988-2000)

Gonaïves, Haiti, United States, Gonaïves, Haiti, Haiti

Dominicans protest suspended elections to defend democracy, 2020

Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, Dominican Republic
Protests were centralized in La Plaza de la Bandera, although protests in Santiago (as well as within the Dominican diaspora in the U.S.) were also prominent.

Taiwan's Sunflower Movement halts trade deal with China, 2014

Swarthmore College students win reform of sexual misconduct policies, 2013

Multi-generational Activists from Extinction Rebellion Press the British Science Museum as part of London Fashion Week Protests, 2020

Midwest Farmers Fight for U.S. Agricultural Policy Reform, 1980-1987

Midwest Farmers Fight for U.S. Agricultural Policy Reform, 1980-1987

Midwest Farmers Fight for U.S. Agricultural Policy Reform, 1980-1987

Midwest Farmers Fight for U.S. Agricultural Policy Reform, 1980-1987

Midwest Farmers Fight for U.S. Agricultural Policy Reform, 1980-1987

Midwest Farmers Fight for U.S. Agricultural Policy Reform, 1980-1987

Video Game Voice Actors in the United States Strike for Fair Compensation and Better Working Environment, 2016–2017

Jewish women challenge Western Wall prayer regulations, 1988-2017

Jerusalem, Israel
The Western Wall in Jerusalem's Old City

Indigenous peoples of Mexico win Alberto Patishtán Gomez’s release from prisons, 2000-2013

Chiapas, Mexico, Mexico
Actions were often at the town of El Bosque, as well as at CERESO No. 14 and No. 5 prisons, or the state of Chiapas or all of Mexico. There was also international support for some of the actions, such as letter-writing campaigns or protests at embassies.

Residents of Hilton Head Island, South Carolina protest petrochemical plant plans, 1969-1971

Los Angeles Netflix employees protest mishandling of transphobic comedy special, 2021

Gazans protest dire economic conditions and tax hikes ('We want to live' protests), 2019

Los Angeles Unified School District Teachers Strike for Fair Payment and Better Working Conditions, 2019

Los Angeles Unified School District Teachers Strike for Fair Payment and Better Working Conditions, 2019

Syrian activists protest for inclusion at Geneva II conference in Switzerland, 2014

Montana activists stop the largest coal mine plant in the United States, 2010-2016

University of California, Santa Cruz graduate students strike for cost-of-living adjustment, 2019-2020

Santa Cruz, California, United States
The campaign took place initially and mainly on University of California, Santa Cruz's campus but also spread to other University of California campuses.

Chinese villagers occupy and close Zhuxi Chemical Park, Dongyang County, Zhejiang, 2001-2005

Israelis call for Prime Minister Netanyahu's Resignation (Black Flags Protest), 2016-2021

Asylum Seekers on Manus Island hunger strike for better conditions, 2015

U.S. Activists petition for the removal of the Confederate Flag from South Carolina State House after Charleston Church Shooting, 2015

Disabled activists sit in for enforcement of U.S. disability rights legislation, 1977

San Francisco, CA, US
Sit-ins were performed in the HEW buildings of Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Philadelphia, New York, San Francisco, Seattle, and Washington, D.C.

Belarusians protest against President Lukashenko's sixth term, 2020

Minsk, Belarus
The protests were centralized in Minsk, the capital of Belarus, but they occured throughout the entire country.

University of California academic workers in the U.S strike for wage and benefit, 2022

California, United States
The labor strike took place across all 10 University of California campuses, including Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.

Local Ruakākā group and Greenpeace activists protest coal-fired power plant in New Zealand, 2005

Hoover Dam workers strike for better conditions, 1931

Turkish Kurds demand better conditions for imprisoned political leader, 2018-2019

Diyabakir, Türkiye , Türkiye
The hunger strike started in Diyabakir, Türkiye, where Turkish authorities had imprisoned Leyla Guven. However, the strike (and associated actions of protest) occurred in other Turkish cities, as well as Rome, Italy; Delemont, Switzerland; and Brussels, Belgium.

Israeli disabled citizens call on Knesset to raise disability stipend, 2015-2018

Israeli disabled citizens call on Knesset to raise disability stipend, 2015-2018

Israeli disabled citizens call on Knesset to raise disability stipend, 2015-2018

Arizona teachers in the United States walk out for higher pay and funding (#RedforEd movement), 2018

Arizona, United States
The campaign took place across different school districts across Arizona.

Guatemalans protest and block U.S gold mining efforts, 2011-2014

San José del Golfo and San Pedro Ayampuc, Guatemala

Alabama Inmates in the U.S. Strike for Better Prison Conditions, 2022

Alabama, US
Strikes occurred in prisons across the state. Since the target of the strikes and protests was the Alabama Department of Corrections, its central office is the pinned location.

United Auto Workers Strike Against General Motors for Fair Treatment, 2019

United States
50 different locations in the United States

Puerto Rican Citizens Force Resignation of Their Governor After Private Chats Leaked, 2019

New Zealanders protest Trans-Pacific Partnership Trade Accord, 2016

New Zealanders protest Trans-Pacific Partnership Trade Accord, 2016

New Zealanders protest Trans-Pacific Partnership Trade Accord, 2016

New Zealanders protest Trans-Pacific Partnership Trade Accord, 2016

Chinese “White Paper Protests” end highly restrictive zero-COVID policies

Ürümqi, Xinjiang, China
This campaign was waged through protests occurring in cities and universities across China. It began in Ürümqi, as the apartment fire that sparked it was there, but the pinned location is Wulumqi Road in Shanghai, because the largest protests of the campaign occurred there.

Kellogg's workers strike over new labor contract, 2021

Battle Creek, Michigan; Omaha, Nebraska; Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Memphis, Tennessee, United States
The strike took place across four of Kellogg's facilities.

Hong Kong citizens demand democratic safeguards for upcoming election (Umbrella Movement), 2014

Hong Kong
The sit-ins were primarily located in Admiralty, Causeway Bay, and Mong Kok.

Hong Kong citizens demand democratic safeguards for upcoming election (Umbrella Movement), 2014

Hong Kong
The sit-ins were primarily located in Admiralty, Causeway Bay, and Mong Kok.

Hong Kong citizens demand democratic safeguards for upcoming election (Umbrella Movement), 2014

Hong Kong
The sit-ins were primarily located in Admiralty, Causeway Bay, and Mong Kok.

Catalonians defend a referendum for independence from Spain, 2017

Argentine women fight for access to abortions, 2005-2020

City Squares in various cities, Buenos Aires & Rosario, Argentina

LGBTQ+ Advocates and Corporate Boycotts on Indiana Senate Bill 101, 2015

Gazans March for the Right to Return to Their Homes, 2018-2019

Gazans March for the Right to Return to Their Homes, 2018-2019

Gazans March for the Right to Return to Their Homes, 2018-2019

Gazans March for the Right to Return to Their Homes, 2018-2019

Gazans March for the Right to Return to Their Homes, 2018-2019

Israeli Palestinians Protest to Remove Increased Surveillance Mechanisms in East Jerusalem, 2017

Old City, Jerusalem, Israel
Surrounding the Al-Aqsa Mosque complex in the Old City of Jerusalem.