When Art + Activism = Artivism: Creativity Across Silos in South Africa
Artists from across South Africa came together in a creative incubator to develop tools for campaigners.
Artists from across South Africa came together in a creative incubator to develop tools for campaigners.
This Jamaican campaign put a human face on sexual and gender diversity and was very successful that activists did it again.
Aiming to win public opinion after winning in court, Costa Rican activists led a successful campaign for marriage equality that reached one and a half million (in a country of five million).
Polish activists mobilized LGBTIQ people and allies to vote for supportive politicians and reach out to their family, colleagues and friends to vote for equality.
The #MyIntersexStory campaign shined a spotlight on a community plagued by stigma and invisibility, sharing personal stories to debunk myths and raise public support.
Act for Change used interactive community theater to fully immerse young people in the topics of teenage pregnancy and sexual and reproductive health.
Parents posted newspaper ads not to shame their children, as in the classic Serbian tradition, but to declare that they would never reject their queer child.
With a homophobe as president and a high stakes court case, activists responded to the urgency and came up with a powerful campaign that mobilized celebrities and politicians.
Activists took a gamble by marching in Pride with minimal police protection, and now attest to the power of \”open\” marches to bring their message closer to the public.
The organization behind this crazy but brilliant idea told us how they made it work.