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Tactics

Tactics

Tactics are the exciting part of any campaign – the actions that involve people, put pressure on powerholders, and make a splash in the media. This topic includes activities to choose your tactics from a wealth of options, case studies that showcase different tactics, and the nitty gritty of organising particular actions.

Title reads 'A Tactic Typology'. A table with four columns. The text in the table can be read at https://commonslibrary.org/a-tactic-typology/

A Tactic Typology

A Tactic Typology presented in a table by Daniel Hunter from Training for Change. The categories are Symbolic Protest, Noncooperation (economic and political) and Alternative Cooperation.

Title reads 'Protest Camps: Case Studies'. Title overlays a blue filtered image of a tents part of a protest camp on a lawn at night with a street light and building on the right.

Protest Camps: Case Studies

Links to case studies, articles, books and other resources which describe past protest camps and in some cases share valuable lessons.

Title reads 'The Long History of Protest Camps'. Title overlays a blue filtered image of a tents part of a protest camp on a lawn at night with a street light and building on the right.

The Long History of Protest Camps

Learn about the history of protest camps and how people have not only imagined but also practically built alternative worlds together.

Titled 'Campaign Tactics'. Illustration of a loudhailer with different objects floating out of it including icons for a phone, video play, clock and cog. Leaning against the lip of the loudhailer is a target board with an arrow in the centre and there are a few gold coins lying on the ground beneath it.

Campaign Tactics

Learn all about tactics for your campaigns including how to adapt their tone for different events and explore different examples.

Online Tactics: Digital Storms

A Digital Storm is an online event mobilising the public to email, call, text and post comments to a corporate or government target.

Image of a three hands, all with dark-brown skin. One is a small hand with fingers spread out onto a yellow, red, and black painting from hand-stencils; the others are gently holding and spraying yellow paint onto the first hand, respectively.

Prefigurative Politics in Practice

The concept of prefigurative practices can help us identify and cultivate the many forms of activism that help to open up the space of possibilities from within which we can co-create better futures.

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