How does a decentralized youth movement with 500 local hubs coordinate climate action at the national level without losing its grassroots soul? Naina Agrawal-Hardin, organizer with the Sunrise Movement and the US Youth Climate Strike Coalition, reveals the architecture of "power with" , and why radical decentralization is both the movement's greatest strength and its hardest challenge. Subscribe and follow for more from this series on real-world collaboration. Naina Agrawal-Hardin joins Paul Verschure and Jenna Bednar to explain how the Sunrise Movement , the youth-led organization behind the Green New Deal's entry into mainstream American politics , actually functions as a collaborative system. Drawing on her experience as a political and partnership strategist, Agrawal-Hardin describes a structure where over 500 autonomous local hubs organize u ...