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Popovic and CANVAS want to continue sharpening their tools for the benefit of those around the world struggling to remove a dictator and create a democracy.

John Jackson: The Professors of Protest and the University of Revolution John Jackson 2011

Srdja Popovic, a former Otpor leader and Founder of CANVAS will be speaking at Columbia University next week on the strategy and organization of non-violent revolution.

John Jackson: The Professors of Protest and the University of Revolution John Jackson 2011

In reflecting on their victory a year later, one of the OTPOR leaders, Srdja Popovic, credited the movement's success to the decision to choose life over simple survival: "We were a group of fans of life, and this is why we succeeded."

Cynthia Boaz: Remembering Serbia's Nonviolent Victory Cynthia Boaz 2010

Srdja Popovic, a former Otpor leader and Founder of CANVAS will be speaking at Columbia University next week on the strategy and organization of non-violent revolution.

John Jackson: The Professors of Protest and the University of Revolution John Jackson 2011

Srdja Popovic, a former Otpor leader and Founder of CANVAS will be speaking at Columbia University next week on the strategy and organization of non-violent revolution.

John Jackson: The Professors of Protest and the University of Revolution John Jackson 2011

Popovic and CANVAS want to continue sharpening their tools for the benefit of those around the world struggling to remove a dictator and create a democracy.

John Jackson: The Professors of Protest and the University of Revolution John Jackson 2011

Luke Popovic, like other conservative slave drivers and their spokesmen, prove once again that conservatives are fearful, paranoid, cold-hearted and greedy morons.

Think Progress » Mining lobbyist: ‘The president has parked his tanks on our front lawn.’ 2010

In reflecting on their victory a year later, one of the OTPOR leaders, Srdja Popovic, credited the movement's success to the decision to choose life over simple survival: "We were a group of fans of life, and this is why we succeeded."

Cynthia Boaz: Remembering Serbia's Nonviolent Victory Cynthia Boaz 2010

Popovic and CANVAS want to continue sharpening their tools for the benefit of those around the world struggling to remove a dictator and create a democracy.

John Jackson: The Professors of Protest and the University of Revolution John Jackson 2011

“Serbian television used its monopoly to ram home a simple message: Milosevic or mayhem,” wrote Roger Cohen in the New York Times Magazine.42 Among those who resisted was twenty-year-old Davorin Popovic, whose support for Otpor drew the attention of the burly local police chief, just weeks before the election.

Let the Swords Encircle Me Scott Peterson 2010