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'''''Interface: a journal for and about social movements''''' is an [[open access]] [[academic journal]] that covers original research and reviews of books concerned mainly with [[protest]]s, [[social movement]]s, and [[collective behavior]].
 
One of the distinguishing features of ''Interface'' is that it attempts to engage not only social movement scholars, but also the activists themselves. The journal came out of discussions between activist researchers at the annual "Alternative Futures and Popular Protest" conference on social movements, and more broadly out of the interactions between movements and the rise of engaged social movement scholarship in the context of the [[anti-globalization movement|anti-capitalist movement]]. One of only four English-language journals devoted to social movements,{{citation needed|date=September 2011}} it is the only one to understand itself in terms of [[activist knowledge]] and as a practitioner rather than purely academic journal.
 
The journal has multiple editors who are responsible for different world regions and is multilingual. It was established in 2009 and appears biannually.