Stories by Yotam Marom

Yotam Marom is an organizer, educator, musician, and writer. He is a member of the Organization for a Free Society, and can be reached at Yotam.marom@gmail.com.

A Month After Hurricane Sandy, the Opportunity for Building a Public Solidarity Movement Is Now

Posted on: Dec 5, 2012, Source: Waging Nonviolence

When Hurricane Sandy hit, Occupy put on work gloves, joined communities in crisis to help meet immediate needs. We can't stop now.

Making Our Arrests Count: How We Can Keep Civil Disobedience Meaningful

Posted on: Apr 22, 2012, Source: Waging Nonviolence

The question is not if we should practice civil disobedience, but how we can do it in ways that push the struggle forward in effective and healthy ways.

Naomi Klein Talks to Occupy Organizer Yotam Marom: Why Did Occupy Take Off and What Happens Now?

Posted on: Jan 16, 2012, Source: The Nation

The author of 'Shock Doctrine' interviews political organizer Yotam Marom about the future of the Occupy movement.

Revolutions Don't Happen in a Day: 5 Ways OWS Can Stay Powerful and Truly Build a Movement

Posted on: Dec 21, 2011, Source: AlterNet

Social transformation means not only harnessing a moment, but building a movement.

How Do We Know OWS Is Winning? Elites Are Desperate to Suppress It

Posted on: Nov 22, 2011, Source: AlterNet

This is what happens when genuine movements emerge with enough force and potential to be taken seriously by those with power and privilege.

OWS to Take to the Streets of Manhattan October 15th

Posted on: Oct 13, 2011, Source: AlterNet

"Make no mistake about it, we are not aimless; we simply speak a different language – a language of mutual respect, participation, self-management, and action."

How the Occupy Wall Street Protesters Can Defeat the Corporate Elite

Posted on: Oct 4, 2011, Source: AlterNet

An Occupy Wall Street organizer explains the strategy behind the movement, how far it has come and where it's headed.

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