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Sarah Corbett: Activism needs introverts
Sarah Corbett: 维权行动需要内向的人
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对于我们之中内向的人，传统的维权行动例如游行、抗议和家家户户的拉票行为会使人感到恐惧和惶恐。从Sarah Corbett那里我们得知她作为一个前职业活动家，自称手工艺品作为一种让人们生活慢下来的方式，深入思考大家所面临的问题，同时让公众更加温地参与维权行动。谁说刺绣的手帕不能改变世界？
Sarah Corbett - Craftivist
Sarah Corbett does activism in a quiet, humble and intriguing way using handicrafts. Full bio
Sarah Corbett does activism in a quiet, humble and intriguing way using handicrafts. Full bio
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00:12
A few years ago, about seven years ago,
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几年前，大约七年前，
00:14
I found myself hiding
in a festival toilet,
in a festival toilet,
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我把自己藏进了一个演出现场的卫生间里，
00:18
a music festival toilet,
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一个音乐节的卫生间，
00:20
and if anyone's been to a music festival,
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如果有人去过音乐节的话，
00:23
yeah, you'll know that by the third day,
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没错，在节庆的第三天，
00:27
it's pretty nasty.
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场面非常混乱。
00:29
I was standing in the toilet
because I couldn't even sit down,
because I couldn't even sit down,
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我站在隔间里，根本不能坐下，
00:32
because the toilet roll had run out,
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因为卫生纸都被用光了，
00:35
there was mud everywhere,
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到处都是泥，
00:36
and it smelled pretty bad.
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味道非常难闻。
00:38
And I stood there thinking,
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我站在厕所里想，
00:39
"What am I doing?
I don't even need the toilet."
I don't even need the toilet."
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“我来这干吗？我根本不想上厕所啊”
00:42
But the reason I went
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但是我之所以来，
00:44
was because I was volunteering
for a large charity on climate justice,
for a large charity on climate justice,
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是因为当时我在一个大型气候变化正义公益组织做志愿者，
00:48
and it was seven years ago,
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那是在七年前，
00:50
when lots of people didn't believe
in climate change,
in climate change,
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当时很多人不相信气候变化，
00:53
people were very cynical about activism,
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对气候维权行动进行嘲讽，
00:55
and my role, with all of my teammates,
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而我们团队成员和我的职责，
00:57
was to get people to sign petitions
on climate justice
on climate justice
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就是请人为保护气候的请愿书签名
01:00
and educate them
a bit more about the issue.
a bit more about the issue.
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并向他们普及气候变化的知识.
01:02
And I cared deeply about climate change
and lots of inequality,
and lots of inequality,
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我十分关心气候的变化和不平等现象，
01:06
so I'd go and I'd talk to lots of people,
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所以我需要去和很多人讲这些事请，
01:08
which made me nervous
and drained me of energy,
and drained me of energy,
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这事让我精神紧张，且耗费精力
01:11
but I did it because I cared,
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但我依然选择去做，因为我在乎
01:13
but I would hide in the toilets,
because I'd be exhausted,
because I'd be exhausted,
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身心俱疲时我会躲在厕所里，
01:17
and I didn't want my teammates
doubting my commitment to the cause,
doubting my commitment to the cause,
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因为不想让队友质疑我
是否能承担这项事业，
是否能承担这项事业，
01:21
thinking that I was slacking.
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怕他们觉得我松懈偷懒。
01:23
And we'd go and meet
at the end of our shift,
at the end of our shift,
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我们会在工作交换前碰面，
01:25
and we'd count how many petitions
had been signed,
had been signed,
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清点有多少请愿书已经被签名，
01:28
and often I'd win the amount
of petitions signed
of petitions signed
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往往我是得到签名最多的人，
01:30
even though I had
my little breaks in the toilet.
my little breaks in the toilet.
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尽管我有时会去厕所稍微休息一下.
但我还是会羡慕其他队友，
01:33
But I was always very jealous
of the other activists,
of the other activists,
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01:36
because either they had
the same amount of energy
the same amount of energy
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因为他们一整天的工作之后，
不仅同工作前一样精力旺盛，
01:38
as they had when they began the shift
of getting people to sign petitions,
of getting people to sign petitions,
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01:43
or often they had more energy,
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有时候居然更有活力，
01:45
and they'd be really excited about
going to watch the bands in the evening
going to watch the bands in the evening
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他们为晚上能去看乐队演出而兴奋不已，
01:48
and having a dance.
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或者跳个舞什么的。
01:49
And even if I loved the bands,
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虽然我也喜欢乐队演出，
01:51
all I wanted to do was to go back
to my tent and have a sleep,
to my tent and have a sleep,
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但我更想回到我的帐篷睡上一觉.
01:55
because I'd just feel
completely wiped out,
completely wiped out,
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因为我实在是没有一点力气了，
01:57
and I was really jealous of people
that had the energy
that had the energy
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我特别羡慕那些还有力气
02:00
to go and party hard at the festivals.
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在音乐节上尽情玩乐的人.
02:03
But it also made me really angry,
as well, inside.
as well, inside.
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除了羡慕，其实我也有一点生气，
02:06
I thought, "This isn't fair,
I'm an introvert,
I'm an introvert,
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我觉得这太不公平了，我是一个内向的人，
02:09
and all of the offline campaigning
seems to be favoring extroverts."
seems to be favoring extroverts."
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但是所有的线下活动都是为外向型的人准备的。
02:15
I would go on marches which drained me.
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我可以去参加游行示威，尽管会很累.
02:17
That was the other option.
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但这也是一种方式.
02:18
Or I'd go and join campaigns
outside embassies or shops.
outside embassies or shops.
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或者我也可以参加大使馆和商店外的示威运动.
02:22
The only thing that was on offer
was around lots of people,
was around lots of people,
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但是我们采取的唯一方式是和很多人面对面交流，
02:25
it was very loud activism,
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是非常“大声”的维权行动类型，
02:27
it always involved lots of people,
it was performing.
it was performing.
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总是涉及到很多人，需要用表演形式.
02:30
None of it was for introverts,
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一点都不适合内向型的人来做.
02:33
and I not only thought
that that wasn't fair,
that that wasn't fair,
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而且不仅是我一个人觉得这样不公平，
02:35
because a third to a half
of the world's population are introverts,
of the world's population are introverts,
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因为全世界1/3到1/2的人属于内向型，
02:40
which isn't fair on them,
because we burn out,
because we burn out,
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对我们来说也很不公平，
因为内向的人需要花费更多精力，
因为内向的人需要花费更多精力，
02:43
or we'd be put off
by activism and not do it,
by activism and not do it,
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否则我们会被维权活动组织方淘汰而不能参加.
02:46
and everyone needs to be
an activist in this world.
an activist in this world.
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但是这个世界上，
每个人都需要成为一个行动主义者.
每个人都需要成为一个行动主义者.
02:50
And also, I didn't think
it was particularly clever,
it was particularly clever,
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同时，我认为这样的做法也并不聪明，
02:53
but I could see that a lot
of the activism that worked
of the activism that worked
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我见过很多取得明显成效的行动主义活动，
02:56
wasn't only extrovert activism.
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并非全是这类外向型的行动主义.
02:59
It wasn't only the loud stuff.
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并非全是“大声”的，热闹的活动形式.
03:00
It wasn't about people
performing all the time.
performing all the time.
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也不是一直有人在表演作秀，
03:03
A lot of the work that was needed
was in the background,
was in the background,
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有很多工作其实是幕后工作，
03:06
was hidden, wasn't seen.
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这些工作是隐形的，看不见的.
03:09
And when I ended up
just being a campaigner,
just being a campaigner,
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我变成众多运动群众中的一员，
03:11
because it's the only job
I can do, really --
I can do, really --
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因为这是我唯一能做的工作，真的，
03:13
I was campaigning at university,
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上大学时我就开始参加运动，
03:15
and for the last 10 years,
I've been a professional campaigner
I've been a professional campaigner
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在过去的十年间，我成为一个专业的活动家.
03:18
for large charities,
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为大型慈善机构服务，
03:19
and now I'm a creative campaigner
consultant for different charities
consultant for different charities
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如今，我是许多慈善机构的运动策划咨询师，
03:23
as well as other work I do --
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同时我也做其他方面的工作.
03:25
but I knew that there were other forms
of activism that were needed.
of activism that were needed.
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但是，我深知，行动主义同样需要其他形式的活动.
03:29
I started tinkering about seven years ago
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七年前，我开始试着做一些调整，
03:32
to see what quieter forms of activism
I could engage with
I could engage with
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看看有什么安静一些的活动我可以参加，
03:35
so I didn't burn out as an activist,
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这样我不至于累趴下。
03:38
but also to look at some of the issues
I was concerned about in campaigning.
I was concerned about in campaigning.
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同时研究一下怎样开展我关注的一些问题的活动
03:43
I was very lucky that, when I worked
for Oxfam and other big charities,
for Oxfam and other big charities,
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在为乐施会和其他大型慈善机构工作时，
03:46
I could read lots of big reports
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我有幸可以读到很多报告，
03:48
on what influenced
politicians and businesses
politicians and businesses
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这些报告调查了什么能影响政治家，企业
03:52
and the general public,
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和普通大众，
03:53
what campaigns worked really well,
which ones didn't.
which ones didn't.
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怎样的运动成效显著，怎样的又不起作用
03:56
And I'm a bit of a geek,
so I look at all of that stuff,
so I look at all of that stuff,
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我算是个喜欢数据的怪胎，
所以我读了所有关于那些问题的报告，
所以我读了所有关于那些问题的报告，
03:59
and I wanted to tinker around
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想为运动的现状做一些修正
04:00
to see how I could engage people
in social change in a different way,
in social change in a different way,
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想让更多人，用另一种方式参与到改变社会的活动中
04:04
because I think if we want the world
to be more beautiful, kind and just,
to be more beautiful, kind and just,
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因为我认为如果我们想让世界变得更美丽，和善与公正，
04:09
then our activism
should be beautiful, kind and just,
should be beautiful, kind and just,
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那么我们的行动主义也应变得更丰富，灵活且合理，
04:12
and often it's not.
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但现实却不是如此
04:14
And today, I just want to talk
about three ways
about three ways
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今天，我想谈一谈行动主义需要内向型人
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that I think activism needs introverts.
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的三个理由
04:19
I think there's lot of other ways,
but I'm just going to talk about three.
but I'm just going to talk about three.
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其实有很多其他的理由，但今天我仅谈三点
04:23
And the first one is:
activism is often very quick,
activism is often very quick,
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第一：维权行动通常要求行动迅速
04:27
and it's about doing,
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需要采取实际行动
04:29
so extroverts, often their immediate
response to injustice is,
response to injustice is,
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所有，面对不公正现象，外向型人的第一反应是
04:32
we've got to do stuff now,
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我们现在需要行动了，
04:33
we've got to react really quickly --
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而且要迅速行动，
04:35
and yes, we do need to react,
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没错，我们是需要行动，
04:37
but we need to be strategic
in our campaigning,
in our campaigning,
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但在运动中我们需要有策略性，
04:39
and if we just act on anger,
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如果仅仅因为愤怒而就采取行动，
04:41
often we do the wrong things.
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我们常会做出错误的决定。
04:44
I use craft, like needlework --
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我用手工艺，比如刺绣，
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like this guy behind me is doing --
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像我身后这个人正在做的，
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as a way to not only slow down
those extrovert doers,
those extrovert doers,
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不仅用它来让外向型人放慢行动速度，
04:52
but also to bring in nervous,
quiet introverts into activism.
quiet introverts into activism.
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也用它让紧张、安静的内向型人参与进维权活动
04:59
By doing repetitive actions,
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通过重复性的劳动，
05:01
like handicraft, you can't do it fast,
you have to do it slowly.
you have to do it slowly.
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比如做手工，不能快，你只能慢慢做，
05:04
And those repetitive stitches
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一针一线的重复，
05:06
help you meditate on the big,
complex, messy social change issues
complex, messy social change issues
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帮助你沉思那些深远浩大，繁复冗杂的社会改造工程
05:10
and figure out what we can do
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帮助你弄清楚有哪些实际可做的事
05:12
as a citizen, as a consumer,
as a constituent,
as a constituent,
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作为市民，消费者，选民
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and all of those different things.
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等等其他各种身份。
05:20
It helps you think critically
while you're stitching away,
while you're stitching away,
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刺绣有助于你批判性地思考，
05:23
and it helps you be more mindful
of what are your motives.
of what are your motives.
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帮你更清楚得认识自己的动机，
05:26
Are you that Barbie aid worker
that was mentioned before?
that was mentioned before?
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你是提到过的Barbie救援人员吗？
05:29
Are you about joining
people in solidarity,
people in solidarity,
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你计划成为这个团结一致的大家庭的一员吗，
05:32
or do you want to be the savior,
which often isn't very ethical?
which often isn't very ethical?
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或者你想成为一个通常不太道德的救世主？
05:35
But doing needle work together, as well,
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但是，通过一起做针线活，
05:38
extroverts and introverts and ambivert --
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外向的，内向的，中间性格的人，
05:41
everyone's on the scale
in different places --
in different places --
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每一个参与的人都处于合适的位置，
05:44
because it's a quiet,
slow form of activism,
slow form of activism,
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因为这是一个安静，舒缓的行动主义形式，
05:48
it really helps introverts be heard
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它帮助更多内向者的声音得以被倾听，
05:51
in other areas, where
they are often not heard.
they are often not heard.
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特别是在一些他们常被忽略的活动中。
05:55
It sounds odd,
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听起来也许很奇怪，
05:58
but while you're stitching,
you don't need eye contact with people.
you don't need eye contact with people.
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但是当你在做针线活时，你不需要和别人目光接触，
06:01
So, for nervous introverts,
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所以，对紧张的内向者来说，
06:04
it means that you can stitch away
next to someone or a group of people
next to someone or a group of people
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这意味着他们可以和一大伙人坐在一起，
06:08
and ask questions that you're thinking
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一边缝纫，一边探讨他们正在思考的问题，
06:10
that often you don't
get time to ask people,
get time to ask people,
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那些他们还没有找到机会表达的想法，
06:13
or you're too nervous to ask
if you give them eye contact.
if you give them eye contact.
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或者因为要和别人进行目光接触，过度紧张，无法说出口的想法。
06:16
So you can get introverts,
who are those big, deep thinkers,
who are those big, deep thinkers,
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这样，我们就可以让那些拥有深度思考能力的内向者
06:19
saying, "That's really interesting
that you want to do
that you want to do
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有机会说："那种外向的活动很有趣，
06:22
that extrovert form of activism
that's about shaming people
that's about shaming people
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唤醒人们的羞耻心，
06:25
or quickly going out somewhere,
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或者迅速投入行动，
06:27
but who are you trying to target and how,
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但是你的目标人群定位和吸引他们的方法是什么？
06:29
and is that the best way to do it?"
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还有没有更好的方法？”
06:31
So it means you could have
these discussions in a very slow way,
these discussions in a very slow way,
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做针线活意味着用一种缓慢的方式探讨这些问题，
06:34
which is great for the extrovert
to slow down and think deeply,
to slow down and think deeply,
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帮助外向者放慢脚步，进行深入思考，
06:37
but it's really good
for the introvert as well,
for the introvert as well,
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同时，对于内向者来说，
06:40
to be heard and to feel
part of that movement for change,
part of that movement for change,
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他们可以被倾听，获得归属感，
06:43
in a good way.
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这一切都是积极向上的。
06:44
Some ways we do it is stitch cards
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绣卡是我们选取的缝纫形式之一，
06:47
about what values we thread
through our activism,
through our activism,
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它通过行动传达了我们的价值观，
06:50
and making sure that we don't
just react in unethical ways.
just react in unethical ways.
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保证我们不用不道德的方式去回应。
06:53
One, sometimes we work
with art institutions
with art institutions
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有时候，我们会与艺术机构合作，
06:56
where we will get
over 150 people at the V&A
over 150 people at the V&A
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在V&A（一个工艺博物馆）
我们有超过150人参加，
我们有超过150人参加，
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who can come for hours,
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去忙活好几个小时，
07:01
sit and stitch together
on a particular issue,
on a particular issue,
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坐在一起做针线活，完成一个复杂的图案，
07:03
and then tweet what they're thinking
or how it went, like this one.
or how it went, like this one.
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然后分享他们是怎么想的，是如何做的，
就像这个样子。
就像这个样子。
07:07
Also, I always think
that activism needs introverts
that activism needs introverts
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同时，我也认为这个活动需要内向的人。
07:10
because we're really good
at intimate activism.
at intimate activism.
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因为我们真的很擅长亲密的活动，
07:14
So we're good at slow activism,
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所以我们本身做事就很慢，
07:15
and we're really good
at intimate activism,
at intimate activism,
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因此我们擅长亲密的行动。
07:17
and if this year has told us anything,
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如果今年告诉我们一些事情，
07:19
it's told us that we need to,
when we're engaging power holders,
when we're engaging power holders,
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为有权力的人工作我们需要做一些事情，
07:23
we need to engage them by listening
to people we disagree with,
to people we disagree with,
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对于那些观点相反的人我们需要聆听他的想法
07:27
by building bridges not walls --
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通过沟通的桥梁而不是孤立他们，
07:29
walls or wars --
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孤立或者争吵，
07:31
and by being critical friends,
not aggressive enemies.
not aggressive enemies.
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与他们成为重要的朋友而不是带有敌意的冤家。
07:35
And one example
that I do a lot with introverts,
that I do a lot with introverts,
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有一个例子是我对内向的人很了解，
07:38
but with lots of people,
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也对很多人很了解，
07:39
is make gifts for people in power,
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其中一个做法是给当权者送礼物，
07:41
so not be outside screaming at them,
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所以不要对他们大喊大叫，
07:44
but to give them something
like a bespoke handkerchief
like a bespoke handkerchief
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相反给他们一些东西，
例如一个定制的手帕。
例如一个定制的手帕。
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saying, "Don't blow it.
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然后说别搞砸了，
07:48
Use your power for good.
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好好利用你的权力。
07:50
We know you've got a difficult job
in your position of power.
in your position of power.
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我们知道在你这个位置上工作很困难，
07:53
How can we help you?"
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我该怎么帮助你？
07:54
And what's great is, for the introverts,
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最重要的是，对于内向的人来说，
07:57
we can write letters
while we're making these gifts,
while we're making these gifts,
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我们可以在做礼物的同时写信给他们。
08:00
so for us, Marks and Spencer,
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所以对于我们来说，
08:02
we tried to campaign to get them
to implement the living wage.
to implement the living wage.
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可以卖给玛莎百货（英国百货公司名）
让他们付生活薪金。
让他们付生活薪金。
08:06
So we made all the 14 board members
bespoke handkerchiefs.
bespoke handkerchiefs.
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所以我们为所有的14个董事会成员定制了手帕，
08:11
We wrote them letters, we boxed them up,
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给他们写信，放到盒子里。
08:13
and we went to the AGM
to hand-deliver our gifts
to hand-deliver our gifts
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在股东周年大会上送出手工做的礼物，
08:16
and to have that form of intimate activism
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来实施这种亲密的行动。
08:18
where we had discussions with them.
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我们也进行了讨论，
08:21
And what was brilliant
was that the chair of the board
was that the chair of the board
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令人兴奋的是董事会主席告诉我们
08:24
told us how amazing our campaign was,
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这个活动多么的不可思议，
08:26
how heartfelt it was.
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多么的真诚。
08:28
The board members, like Martha Lane Fox,
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董事会的成员比如Martha Lane Fox,
08:30
who has hundreds of thousands
of followers on Twitter,
of followers on Twitter,
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在推特上有很多粉丝，
08:33
and highly influential in business,
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在商业上有很大的影响力，
08:35
tweeted how impressed she was,
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发推特说他多么的感动，
08:37
and within 10 months,
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在10个月内，
08:39
we'd had meetings with Marks and Spencer
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我们在玛莎百货开了很多会，
08:41
to say, "We know this is difficult
to be a living wage employer,
to be a living wage employer,
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确实我们知道做一个可以保障最低生活工资的雇主很难，
08:45
but if you can be one,
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但是如果你能做到，
08:46
the rest of the sector will look at it,
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其他的部门就会关注它，
08:48
and it's not right that some of your
amazing workers are working full time
amazing workers are working full time
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一些出色的员工全职工作
08:53
and still can't pay their bills.
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但依旧不能结清他们的账单
的做法是不对的。
的做法是不对的。
08:54
And we love Marks and Spencer.
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我们都喜欢玛莎百货。
08:56
How can you be the role model
that we want you to be?"
that we want you to be?"
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你怎样成为我们心目中的榜样？
08:59
So that was that intimate
form of activism.
form of activism.
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这就是亲密活动的形式。
09:01
We had lots of meetings with them.
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我们跟他们讨论了很多，
09:04
We then gave them Christmas cards
and Valentine's cards to say,
and Valentine's cards to say,
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然后我们给他们圣诞卡片和情人节卡片，
09:08
"We really want to encourage you
to implement the living wage,
to implement the living wage,
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在上面写“非常想帮助你提高生活待遇”
09:12
and within 10 months,
they'd announced to the media
they'd announced to the media
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10个月内，他们想媒体宣布，
09:14
that they were going to pay
the independent living wage, and now --
the independent living wage, and now --
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他们将付独立生活薪金，然后现在—
09:18
(Applause)
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掌声
09:20
Thank you.
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谢谢
09:21
And now we're trying
to work with them to be accredited,
to work with them to be accredited,
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现在我们尝试与他们合作来得到他们的认可
09:25
which is really important,
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这非常重要。
09:26
and we went back to the last AGM this June
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我们在今年6月再一次去了最近的股东周年大会，
09:29
and we had these amazing one-to-one
discussions with the board members,
discussions with the board members,
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与股东成员进行了令人激动的一对一交流，
09:32
who told us how much
they loved their hankies
they loved their hankies
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他们告诉我们他们是多么的喜欢他们的手帕，
09:34
and how it really moved them,
what we were doing,
what we were doing,
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我们做的是怎样的让他们感动，
09:37
and they all told us that if we were
standing outside screaming at them
standing outside screaming at them
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他们说如果我们站在外面
对他们大喊大叫，
对他们大喊大叫，
09:41
and not being gentle in our protest,
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或做无礼的抗议，
09:43
they wouldn't have even listened to us,
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他们肯定不会听我们的，
09:45
never mind had those discussions with us.
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并不屑于跟我们商议。
09:47
And I think introverts
are really good at intimate activism
are really good at intimate activism
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我认为内向的人真的能处理好亲密的行动，
09:50
because we like to listen,
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因为我们都喜欢倾听，
09:52
we like one-to-ones,
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都喜欢一对一，
09:53
we don't like small talks,
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我们不喜欢鸡毛蒜皮的话题，
09:54
we like those big, juicy issues
to discuss with people,
to discuss with people,
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我们喜欢跟别人讨论那些有价值的问题，
09:58
we don't like conflict,
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不喜欢争执，
09:59
so we avoid it at all costs,
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所以我们尽可能的避免它发生，
10:01
which is really important when
we're trying to engage power holders,
we're trying to engage power holders,
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当我们试图与当权者共事时这非常的重要
10:05
not to be conflicting
with them all the time.
with them all the time.
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而不是一直与他们争吵。
10:08
The third way I think activists
are really missing out
are really missing out
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第三， 我觉得如果活动家
10:13
if they don't engage introverts
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不容纳内向者损失是很大的
10:15
is that introverts, like I said,
can be half of the world's population,
can be half of the world's population,
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正如我所说，内向人占世界人口的一半，
10:20
and most of us won't say
that we're introvert,
that we're introvert,
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大多数人都不会说我们是内向的人。
10:23
or we get embarrassed
by saying what overwhelms us.
by saying what overwhelms us.
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对于压抑我们的东西我们不知所措。
10:26
So for me, a few years ago,
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所以，对于我来说，几年以前，
10:28
my mom used to send me
texts in capital letters --
texts in capital letters --
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我的妈妈用大写字母给我发消息—
10:31
and she can now do emojis
and everything, she's fine --
and everything, she's fine --
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现在她能用表情符号和其他的工具，
她非常健康—
她非常健康—
10:34
but as soon as I'd see this text,
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但是当我一看到这个消息的时候，
10:36
I'd wince and think, "Ooh,
it's capital letters, it's too much."
it's capital letters, it's too much."
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我会退缩并且在想，“哇，这么多大写字母，太多了”
10:40
And I'd have to ignore it to read
the lovely text she sent me.
the lovely text she sent me.
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我会忽略这个妈妈发给我的有趣的消息，
10:43
And that's a bit embarrassing,
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告诉别人大写字母让你感到不安，
10:45
to tell people that capital
letters overwhelm you,
letters overwhelm you,
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有点尴尬，
10:48
but we really need introverts
to help us do intriguing activism
to help us do intriguing activism
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但是我们确实需要内向的人去帮助我们
完成有吸引的活动。
完成有吸引的活动。
10:53
that attracts them
rather than puts them off.
rather than puts them off.
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这个会吸引他们而不是让他们拖延着不去做。
10:55
We're put off by big
and brash giant posters
and brash giant posters
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我们被巨大的引人注意的海报吓跑了，
10:59
and capital letters and explanation marks
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大写字母和解释的符号，
11:01
telling us what to do
and vying for our attention.
and vying for our attention.
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告诉我们该做什么并吸引我们的注意力。
11:05
So some of the things I do with people
around the world who take part
around the world who take part
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所以一些事情我会和全世界的人一起去做，
11:09
is make small bits
of provocative street art
of provocative street art
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这些人做一些小的有挑战的街头艺术，
11:11
which are hung off eye level, very small,
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它们的眼睛是垂下来的，非常小，
11:14
and they're provocative messages.
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他们传达了不可思议的信息。
11:15
They're not preaching at people
or telling them what to do.
or telling them what to do.
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他们不是在向人说教，
或者告诉别人该做什么。
或者告诉别人该做什么。
11:19
They're just getting people
to engage in different ways,
to engage in different ways,
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他们仅仅是让人们用不同的方式参与，
11:21
and think for themselves,
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去自行思考。
11:23
because we don't like
to be told what to do.
to be told what to do.
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因为我们不喜欢别人告诉我们该做什么。
11:25
It might be wearing
a green heart on your sleeve
a green heart on your sleeve
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这也可能是你的袖子上有一颗绿色的心，
11:28
saying what you love
and how climate change will affect it,
and how climate change will affect it,
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上面写着你喜欢什么，气候将产生怎样的影响，
11:31
and we'll wear it,
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我将会带着它。
11:32
and if people say,
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如果人们说，
11:33
"Why are you wearing a green heart
with the word 'chocolate' on?"
with the word 'chocolate' on?"
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“你为什么佩戴写着巧克力的绿色的心”？
11:37
and we can have those one-to-one
intimate conversations and say,
intimate conversations and say,
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我们可以一对一的跟他们亲热的告诉他们，
11:40
"I love chocolate.
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“我喜欢巧克力”
11:41
Climate change is going to affect it,
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气候变化会影响它，
11:43
and I think there's lot of other things
that climate change will affect,
that climate change will affect,
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我想还有很多事情也会受到气候变化的影响，
11:47
and I really want to make sure I'm part
of the solution, not the problem."
of the solution, not the problem."
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我非常的肯定我能解决一些问题，而不是一个麻烦。
11:50
And then we deflect, because we don't
like to be the center of attention,
like to be the center of attention,
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然后我们转换话题，因为我们不想成为
关注的焦点，
关注的焦点，
11:54
and say, "What do you love
and how will climate change affect it?"
and how will climate change affect it?"
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然后说：“你喜欢什么，气候变化会怎样影响它？”
11:58
Or it might be shop-dropping
instead of shop-lifting,
instead of shop-lifting,
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或者可能是在商店放东西而不是在店里顺手牵羊。
12:00
where we'll make little mini-scrolls
with lovely stories on
with lovely stories on
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我们把有关你衣服背后那些生动的故事
12:04
about what's the story
behind your clothes.
behind your clothes.
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写在小纸卷上
12:07
Is it a joyful story of how it's made,
or is it a torturous one?
or is it a torturous one?
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衣服制造的过程是一个快乐的故事，还是一个痛苦的故事？
12:11
And we'll just drop them
in little pockets in shops,
in little pockets in shops,
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我们只是把他放到了商店的小口袋里。
12:13
all lowercase, all handwritten,
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所有的小写的，手写的
12:16
with kisses and smiley faces in ribbon,
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带着亲吻和笑脸画在丝带上，
12:19
and then people are excited
that they found it.
that they found it.
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人们发现他们就会很激动。
12:22
And we often drop them in unethical shops
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我们经常把他们放到不道德的商店里，
12:24
or in front pockets,
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在衣服前面的口袋里，
12:26
and it's a way that we can do
offline campaigning
offline campaigning
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这是我们能做的线下活动。
12:29
that engages us and doesn't burn us out,
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让我们保持热情不至于筋疲力竭。
12:32
but also engages other people
in an intriguing way online and offline.
in an intriguing way online and offline.
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在线上还线下都是一个吸引其他人的方式
12:39
So I've got two calls to action,
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所以我有两个行动的号召，
12:42
for the introverts and for the extroverts.
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针对内向人和外向人。
12:45
For the ambivert,
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对于中间性格的人，
12:46
you're involved in all of it.
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你都可以去参加。
12:49
For the extroverts, I want to say
that when you're planning a campaign,
that when you're planning a campaign,
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对于外向的人，我想说当你准备一个活动时，
12:54
think about introverts.
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考虑下内向的人。
12:55
Think about how valuable our skills are,
just as much as extroverts'.
just as much as extroverts'.
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就像外向人一样，想想我们的技能是多么有价值，
13:00
We're good at slowing down
and thinking deeply,
and thinking deeply,
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我们擅长慢下来，进行深入的思考。
13:02
and the detail of issues,
we're really good at bringing them out.
we're really good at bringing them out.
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我们善于将问题的细节引出来，
13:06
We're good at intimate activism,
so use us in that way.
so use us in that way.
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善于用我们的方式进行亲密的活动。
13:10
And we're good at intriguing people
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我们都擅长吸引别人，
13:13
by doing strange little things that help
create conversations and thought.
create conversations and thought.
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通过做一些小的事情来进行交流和思考，
13:17
Introverts, my call to action for you is,
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内向的人，我呼吁你们采取行动，
13:21
I know you like being on your own,
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我知道你们喜欢独处，
13:22
I know you like being in your head,
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喜欢闷不做声，
13:24
but activism needs you,
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但是维权行动需要你们，
13:26
so sometimes you've got to get out there.
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所以有时候你必须离开舒适区，
13:28
It doesn't mean that you've got
to turn into an extrovert and burn out,
to turn into an extrovert and burn out,
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这并不意味着你变成一个外向的人，
13:32
because that's no use for anyone,
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因为这对任何人都没有用。
13:33
but what it does mean
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但是这意味着，
13:34
is that you should value the skills
and the traits that you have
and the traits that you have
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你应该重视你的技能
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that activism needs.
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和维权行动需要的性格。
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So for everyone in this room,
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所以对在座的各位，
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whether you're an extrovert
or an introvert or an ambivert,
or an introvert or an ambivert,
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无论你是一个性格外向的人还是
内心的人还是双重性格的人，
内心的人还是双重性格的人，
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the world needs you now more than ever,
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世界比任何时候都需要你，
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and you've got no excuse
not to get involved.
not to get involved.
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你没有任何借口去逃避。
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Thanks.
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谢谢。
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掌声。
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Sarah Corbett - CraftivistSarah Corbett does activism in a quiet, humble and intriguing way using handicrafts.
Why you should listen
Sarah Corbett is a craftivist who teaches her "gentle protest" approach to individuals and organizations around the world. She also makes craftivism (craft + activism) projects and DIY kits for people who want to do a quieter, kinder and more beautiful form of effective activism than what is sometimes traditionally offered.
Growing up in a low-income area of the UK, Corbett has been involved in activism since she was three years old and has worked for more than a decade in the UK charity sector as a professional campaigner focusing on international development. But in 2008 she burnt out as an activist and introvert and wanted to find an effective way of campaigning that fitted her skills and ethics and personality. She set up the Craftivist Collective social enterprise in 2009 after people wanted to join in her new form of activism. Now there are craftivists around the world who take part in social change using handicrafts.
Corbett won the Sheila McKechnie award for Economic Justice campaigner of the Year 2016. Craftivist Collective won an Innovation Award from Care2 Impact Award 2016. She works with charities, arts institutions, universities and has exhibited her solo exhibition, "Gentle Protest," in Stockholm, Helsinki and London. She lives in East London and works worldwide.
Sarah Corbett | Speaker | TED.com