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…
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…
In Mexico, one boy stood up against 11,000 anti-LGBTIQ protesters—a moving scene captured in this now iconic photo.
With Archbishop Desmond Tutu on their side, South African activists led a campaign debunking the claim that homosexuality is un-African.
Against all odds, activists persisted and got high-profile figures to join their campaign to shift public opinion and win a referendum on marriage equality.
Activists shared tips from their campaign that got social media talking about safe sex and HIV in India.
Tanya Joseph, director of business partnerships at Sport England, wrote this great article for the Charitycomms.org website. It offers great insights into what you can (and should) do before you launch a campaign, to ensure it kicks off nicely. Remember a few campaign principles: No one likes a ghost town. So you need a good ground…
The following article by BOND’s ALICE DELEMARE, provides a good summary of essential strategic points and offers useful links to more detailed articles. A good article to keep close at hand. From BOND Changing people’s behaviour is difficult. If we want people to take sustained action in support of international development issues, we need to understand…
Every campaign needs good visual. But where to find what you need in the maze of commercial offers ? A consultation on the fantastic e-campaigner community ECF forum has identified the following sites: UNSPLASH PIXABAY PEXELS 500PX Deathoftestockphoto.com Visualhunt.com libreshot.com realisticshots.com commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page publicdomainarchive.com www.dotspin.com/the-commons www.gratisography.com thestocks.im medium.com/@dustin/stock-photos-that-dont-suck-62ae4bcbe01b (list of sources) www.snapwi.re picjumbo.com uperfamous.com thepatternlibrary.com…
A great example on how to use infographics to document campaigns. This website also provides info on how to use cartoons for campaigning. A useful resource