22 July 2022 “How can we turn what we do into mass organizing?” An interview with a Turkish NGO campaigner on the risks and limits of mass organizing as an advocacy strategy in an authoritarian context. by Ani Hao
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
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
10 November 2018 How civil societies in Brazil, India and the US are resisting growing authoritarianism MobLab Live explores what changemakers in these three countries have learned while building power to confront growing authoritarianism. by MobLab Team
9 October 2018 Building effective movements for change through distributed organising MobLab Live explores how creating opportunities for volunteers to lead with a distributed organising approach can help win lasting change. by MobLab Team
21 May 2018 How do we innovate and win when campaigning gets harder? MobLab Live explores how campaigners can adapt when governments and corporations make social change more difficult (and riskier). by MobLab Team
28 April 2018 The Glass Room: Big data, privacy and interactive art Over 40,000 people visited The Glass Room in London and New York City. Hear how Tactical Tech and Mozilla are using immersive art to inform people about data security and privacy. by Alistair Alexander
6 March 2018 Creating a rapid response system that leverages repression for your cause A network of allies and a checklist can protect victims of political persecution and build movement power, explains Solidarity Uganda's Phil Wilmot. by Phil Wilmot
22 December 2017 What just happened? A look back at the stories of 2017 2017 was a year to remember, even if some of the specifics are best forgotten. Here's our scan of 2017 stories affecting campaigners. by Ted Fickes
