Handraisers are forms of engagement which ask visitors to add their name in support of a values statement or policy, without an explicit target like a petition. How can your organisation make the best use of handraisers? This interesting article from Forward Action UK share precious advice Handraisers with an action daisy chain, promoted by…
A good campaign is not about your audience passively receiving your message. It’s about interaction, engagement, connection. Here are 10 key success factors to make this happen. 1.Go where your target is. It can never be repeated often enough: engagement happens best where users already are, as opposed to where the campaign…
Physical distancing doesn’t have to mean social distancing. Communities are more important than ever and physical distancing should mean getting socially actually closer. May 17 will provide a key opportunity for this, and here are some ideas about how to make it happen. There is an online collaborative version of this document so that everyone…
In this article, Jing Daily discusses an Alibaba campaign that went viral and became a rare representation of queer love in Chinese media.
COVID-19 was a huge test for campaigners, and their stories of creative resistance show us that it is always possible to fight.
Activists in Sweden took a cue from invstigative reporters and used hidden cameras to expose homophobia in employment.
Photographer Kevin Truong took us behind the scenes of The Gay Men Project, a compelling photo project telling the stories of gay men around the world.
Artists from across South Africa came together in a creative incubator to develop tools for campaigners.
Creating political artwork is a great activity to engage supporters and allies over. But often organisations call them to send their contributions, without offering much guidance. This often results in contributions being of poor quality, and lacking the visual consistency that would contribute to the campaign “brand” visibility. Some organisations like 350.org are engaging with…
This Jamaican campaign put a human face on sexual and gender diversity and was very successful that activists did it again.