Hook Up With Your Activism
Everyone\’s on Tinder, Bumble, or Grindr, so why not use them for your campaign?
Activists are Movie Heroes!
From Mandela\’s long walk to freedom to the U.S. civil rights movement, activists and social movements have been memorialized by cinema
Loud & Proud: Youth-Led Video Series on the Impacts of Self-Stigma
This video campaign showcased powerful stories of LGBTIQ youth from Fiji to China, breaking the silence about stigma and discrimination.
Nepal: Blending LGBTI Pride Into Tradition
The traditional Gai Jatra festival has been the perfect site of Nepal\’s Pride parades, demonstrating that tradition and progress are not contradictory.
Insight’s Insights: “Words Hurt” in Ukraine, Too
Insight Ukraine\’s \”Words Hurt\” campaign is a masterclass on campaigning against homophobia. Striking posters show that hate speech doesn\’t just hurt. It\’s also ugly.
Expose Your Opponents’ Logic by Taking It to Extremes
Arguments against equality are absurd. This article has valuable lessons on how LGBTIQ activists can fight turn these arguments on their heads.
The Art of Love in Russia
In Russia, this online interactive documentary puts human faces to the impact of hate speech on communities.
How To F…ck Up Your Video
Reproduced from Charity.com By Tom Tapper, co-founder and creative director, Nice and Serious The five villains of charity video production (and how to defeat them) Since 2008 we’ve produced hundreds of videos for charities at Nice and Serious. Some have been a big success, others less so. But over time we’ve seen a familiar pattern…
Food for Thought: “Why Street Protests Don’t Work”
This interesting OpEd appeared in The Atlantic It dates back to April 2014 but most of the analysis would still be the same today. Brexit and Trump election have probably even driven the nail further. Or have things changed? Your comments are most welcome !! Why Street Protests Don’t Work How can so many demonstrations…
12-Year-Old Disrupts Giant Anti-LGBT Rally
In Mexico, one boy stood up against 11,000 anti-LGBTIQ protesters—a moving scene captured in this now iconic photo.