PROGRAM

Praxis for Power Lab

Over the past year, we worked with eight leading youth organizing groups to co-design the Praxis for Power Lab - the third and final tier of the Gen Power Labs.

The three-year implementation phase was co-created with field partners last fall and is now underway. P4P is supporting a cohort of eight youth organizing groups with high alignment and strong organizing practices to advance their collective capacity for building transformative power - and, in doing so, to provide leadership to the field to do the same. P4P is unique in that it’s structured for groups to run collective experiments that, when combined, test shared hypotheses around utilizing a race, gender, and class-based analysis to further place-based organizing and transformative leadership development.

Over the next three years, P4P cohort members will undertake new practices designed to strengthen their organizations’ campaign work and leadership development practices while participating in a community of practice that builds collective resilience and encourages principled struggle. And last but not least, they’ll be synthesizing and sharing lessons and reflections with the broader field through written materials, tools, webinars, and workshops. 

Stay tuned!

The organizations in our 2022-2023 Praxis for Power Lab Cohort are as follows: 

CAAAV: Organizing Asian Communities

CT Students for a Dream

DRUM: Desis Rising Up & Moving 

For the Many

Oakland Kids First

Poder in Action

Power California

Power U Center for Social Change Inc.

News From This Program

Program News

FCYO in the News: Youth Organizers Build Alliances to Win the World We Need

FCYO teamed up with Convergence Magazine to share the stories of organizers tapping into the potential of the Power to Win Framework! Check it out below.

Program News

Meet the Praxis for Power Cohort!

Congratulations to our inaugural Praxis for Power Cohort! P4P is supporting a cohort of 10 youth organizing groups with high alignment and strong organizing practices to advance their collective capacity for building transformative power - and, in doing so, to provide leadership to the field to do the same.