As more of us start questioning the narrative that’s been driving our lives for what’s starting to feel like forever, the concept of peaceful protest as a means of standing up for our rights is fast gaining momentum.
Among those leading the way are the brains behind A Stand in the Park, launched just a few months ago and already adopted in more than 450 locations across the world, including at a growing number of green spaces in the UK.
A Stand in the Park is rapidly becoming a magnet every Sunday between 10am and 11am for those of us who have simply had enough and want to come together to stand for ‘unity, freedom, and personal truth’. No leaflets, no slogans, nothing to provoke any kind of a response, just literally standing in a park.
So what led Australian founder Brady Gunn and old friend and travelling companion Sophia Rose — who manages the UK operation — to come up with this ridiculously simple idea that has so quickly grabbed the public’s imagination worldwide?
Join me at 10:00 GMT tomorrow when I’ll be exploring the story behind A Stand in the Park with both Brady and Sophia.
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