20 August 2019 Be “digital critical,” listen first, and other lessons from 350.org’s digital transformation A conversation with Hanna Thomas, who guided 350.org to adopt a product team model for more effective campaigning. by Sarah Ali
20 August 2019 Cognitive science lab Mindworks is shifting how Greenpeace thinks about campaigning To nurture internal buy-in toward designing more mindset change campaigns, Mindworks has created participatory trainings that put local office leaders in the driver’s seat. by Nithin Coca
10 May 2019 Protecting civic space requires courage—and lots of it One main takeaway of International Civil Society Week? Advocacy campaigners need to bravely and boldly self-reflect, experiment, open up and let go. by Lauren L. Finch
28 March 2019 What advocacy organisations need to win today Traditional approaches to advocacy strategies, decision-making, and building power at the grassroots level fall short in an age of people-powered movements. by Michael Silberman
29 January 2019 Why 350.org doesn’t have a digital department (and your organisation shouldn’t either) Hanna Thomas explains how 350.org is transforming their approach to digital by building a product team and distributing responsibility. by Hanna Thomas
22 January 2019 What we learned from listening to the MobLab network MobLab spoke to 100 campaigners from 38 countries to find out what challenges they face in their work for progressive change. by MobLab Team
18 December 2018 The most thought-provoking campaigning reads of 2018 For advocacy campaigners, 2018 was a year of experimentation, rethinking and people power. Revisit some of the top moments. by MobLab Team
5 June 2018 Why self-care and collective wellbeing are critical to winning change MobLab Live looks at why self-care is a key to movement success and how organisations can create a culture of wellbeing. by MobLab Team
3 May 2018 City of Dreams: How millions are now voting to stop climate change In Brazil, changemakers are testing ways to convene diverse partners, turn data into decisions and open up their campaigns. by Ted Fickes
