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Disinformation and 7 Common Forms of Information Disorder
Learn about disinformation, misinformation and mal-information and the 7 forms of information disorder from HiveMind.
Learn about disinformation, misinformation and mal-information and the 7 forms of information disorder from HiveMind.
A short article about what disinformation is and what you can do about it by the European Center for Digital Actions.
Tectonica has compiled a comprehensive reading list on AI’s impact on politics, campaigning, and advocacy.
Mental health in the Palestine solidarity movement amidst a genocide: Fostering persistence and supporting each other through stress, burnout and trauma.
Step-by-step guide for activists about the movement power approach to building mass participation in campaigns for widespread social change.
Check out these six golden rules from the European Center for Digital Actions for crafting engaging campaigns that resonate & inspire action.
This series of articles from the European Center for Digital Action explores the evolving use of digital tools and strategies in political and social campaigns across Europe, covering case studies, technological impacts, democratic implications, and ethical considerations.
Tips on reimagining your annual report for progressive NGOs from the European Center for Digital Actions. Includes list of examples.
To successfully engage donors and encourage them to contribute, itâs crucial to delve into the psychology of donors & understand what drives them.
4 Guiding Principles on how to write a perfect fundraising email. Mobilizing people depends not just on what you say but on how you say it.
This article “Nonviolent Direct Action as Social Parable” by Daniel Hunter explores how nonviolent direct action (NVDA) functions as a method of social change, akin to parables in religious and philosophical teachings.
Tips for setting up and managing protest camps effectively covering topics like planning, strategy, practicalities, safety and facilitation.
A case study on how casual workers at the University of Melbourne in Australia got organised and won back $45 million in Stolen Wages. Read about the campaign highlights and the lessons learned.
An inside account of the student movement (protest and camp) that forced Irelandâs Trinity College to divest from Israel.
Lessons on movement building from one of the founders of the Serbian student movement that brought down dictator Slobodan Milosevic.
From mentoring to monitoring – Ideas and advice how educators and faculty can support students involved in student protests.
Learn about a union campaign by casual fitness workers who organised in Australia to push for better pay and work conditions.
A guide to Jane McAlevey’s work including key takeaways and a plethora of links to books, articles, videos, podcasts, workshops and more.
An orientation to organizing and learning about the 5 practices of leadership based on the work of Marshall Ganz. (Includes a Case study on Refugees)
George Gabriel introduces the âincubating and cascadingâ approach to scaling organising through a case study of the UK-based Refugees Welcome movement.