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b'This week the podcast welcomes veteran community organizer Kirk Noden. The discussion centers on the different ways one can be involved with community organizing, including how organizing efforts can differ around the country, and world, based on the needs of the community. \\n \\nLinks-\\nOhio Organizing Collaborative \\nPolicy Matters Ohio\\nKirwan Institute for the Study of Race and Ethnicity\\nOhio Justice and Policy Center\\nThe Battleground Taproom & Mexican Kitchen\\n\\nArticles by Kirk Noden about community organizing:\\n"Building Power in Forty Languages: A Story about Organizing Immigrants in Albany Park" Social Policy Magazine\\n"From Olympic People\\u2019s Guarantees to a Living Wage, Organizing takes root in the UK" Social Policy Magazine\\n"When will the Parts Equal the Whole? (Statewide Organizing in Ohio)" Social Policy Magazine\\n"In Ohio a Win for Unions that Just Preserves the Status Quo" The Nation\\n"Making it Happen in Bankrupt Cities" Belt Magazine\\n"Why Do White Working Class People Vote Against Their Interests? They Don\\u2019t" The Nation'