Our Programmes

 
 
 
What's happening in information-activism? A curation of stories, trends, debate and analysis of the field.
We've been working on a handmade visualisation of the 220 screenings of 10 Tactics.
Data on where it happens and who's involved visualised in partnership with the Land Coalition.

Visualising Women’s Work at the AWID Forum 

The project helps you explore the digital shadows you cast, and provides you with means to change their size and shape.

This year, the FTX @ AWID Forum 2012 is a one-day event on 18 April 2012.

 

A film and cards with 35 compelling and deeply inspiring stories of info-activism told by advocates for advocates.
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Read stories and discussion about how groups and individuals are (re)claiming citizenship from the ground up.
10 Tactics Remixed
An illustrated guide to understanding how the internet, mobile phones and computers can work for you.
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Our partner websites in Spanish and Burmese and a brilliant Spanish 10 Tactics pack for advocates in Latin America.
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This project works with sex workers groups in India and Cambodia to do evidence-based advocacy about mistreatment.
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An introduction to practical tools and online resources for visualising evidence in campaigning.
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An introduction to visual communication techniques for campaigning and advocacy work.
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What can you communicate with a map? A basic guide to this useful technique for advocacy.
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Our digital security handbook for activists, produced with Frontline Human Rights Defenders, translated into Arabic.
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This website helps you explore the digital shadows you cast, and provides you with means to change their size and shape.
Me and My Shadow
An animation series about the digital shadows you create when using new technologies and how to erase them.
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This toolkit gives you the knowledge you need to recognise digital security threats and the tools to address them.
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