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Digital Activism Guidebook

Tactics For Digital Activism

24.12.18

Digital activism has drastically changed the way dissatisfaction and criticism of social and political issues are expressed over the past two...

Safety When Engaging In Online Activism

24.12.18

In the introductory part, we mentioned that one of the aspects why digital communication channels can be used is safety and...

Campaign

24.12.18

Individuals, groups, organizations or institutions that may in any way be concerned in the activities you carry out, in short, are called...

Online Platforms For Digital Activism

24.12.18

What kind of platforms are we talking about? It all depends on how narrow or wide we want our focus to be. A platform is a service like Facebook, but also Google which includes a multitude of services (Maps, YouTube…), just as Instagram and WhatsApp can be included...

Why Use Digital Tools?

24.12.18

Technology plays an important role in disseminating information, regardless of whether it is to raise public awareness or call for...

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