Clapping Transphobia Away in South Asia
Engaging over three million people, the #ChangeTheClap campaign aimed to change mindsets and foster public acceptance of trans people.
Getting Media Coverage for Your Campaign
Having both an online and offline presence is vital to raising awareness, garnering support, pressuring the decision makers, and pushing your campaign to the final stages of success! Getting the right message out there at the right time can be tricky and is often one marker of a successful campaign strategy. Here are some tips…
Fundraising
Despite the size of your campaign, there will be times when certain resources and actions will require financial support. For many, fundraising is the lifeline for their campaign. There are many methods and creative ideas to running a successful fundraising campaign for your cause or organization. Here are some suggestions and resources to keep in mind…
Storytelling
Stories shape our world visions and they have the power to change the world. But telling a story is not as obvious as it seems. It requires a deep understanding of how we make sense of what we are told. This section provides some insights into this hugely exciting field.
Theory 101
Building your campaign or movement does not happen in a vacuum but is tied to wider structures of oppression and discrimination such as classism, sexism and racism. Theory 101 provides you with the definitions, examples, and resources needed to understand how all these systems of marginalization and oppression are connected to each other.
Queer Hugs Spread Love and Awareness in India
Activists offered free hugs to strangers in India as part of their fight to get society to embrace sexual and gender diversity.
Too Many Cooks in the Kitchen?
Most are familiar with the saying “Too many cooks spoil the broth”, meaning that when too many people start deciding on something, it normally ends up messy. The typical coalition pitfalls will be familiar to most readers: turf wars, conflicting interests, resource constraints and so forth. From a communications perspective, these are often expressed in…