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James Schneider - Wikipedia James Gerald Hylton Schneider (born 17 June 1987) [1] is an English political organiser and writer currently serving as Communications Director for Progressive International He co-founded the left-wing grassroots movement Momentum
How Corbyn Was Thwarted and How to Rebuild the British Left James Schneider is a co-founder of the British leftist organization Momentum, and served as strategic communications director for the Labour Party under Jeremy Corbyn Schneider is the author of the new book Our Bloc: How We Win, which lays out a clear plan of action for rebuilding the British left Even though the book focuses on Britain
A left way forward still trapped by parliament James Schneider is done with picking over the bones of Corbynism Instead, the co-founder of the Labour left group Momentum wants the left to plan what it does now
James Schneider - Biography - IMDb James Schneider is the co-founder of the left wing grassroots movement Momentum and was appointed as an advisor to leader of the Labour Party, Jeremy Corbyn, taking the role of Director of Strategic Communications a role he has held since October 2016
Momentum: inside Labour’s revolutionary movement “The trouble with our generation,” my then housemate James Schneider emailed me in October 2015 when he co-founded Momentum, “is we don’t have any power” Now, though, that power is building, and
Our Bloc: How We Win - Verso In Our Bloc, Momentum co-founder James Schneider lays out an action plan for the British left To move from defeatism to renewed confidence, he proposes a Left Bloc: an explicit alliance of socialists in Parliament, the Labour grassroots, the trade unions and social movements