17 February 2017 From burning platform to building people power: Lessons from Greenpeace’s Mobilisation Lab What we learned over five years of transforming Greenpeace and building people power around the globe. by Jed Miller and Cynthia Gibson
6 January 2017 Organising a people’s movement to #BuyTwitter The #BuyTwitter campaign is using open, volunteer-led strategies in a global effort to turn twitter into a user-owned cooperative (and why that matters). by Nithin Coca
5 April 2016 Building campaigns when the world turns upside down Greenpeace learns to let others lead, maximise networks and become a trusted partner after building campaigns to respond to typhoons in the Philippines. by Nithin Coca
31 March 2016 An open (and open source) campaign takes on Facebook A handful of Indians opened up their campaign to all and took on Facebook Free Basics in a witty campaign to protect net neutrality. by Nithin Coca
14 March 2016 Democratising direct action How Greenpeace is testing an open, highly networked approach to nonviolent direct action. by Ted Fickes
29 December 2015 MobLab’s top stories of 2015 2015 was a big year for people power. These were our top stories - what what you and other MobLab readers were reading, sharing and talking about. by MobLab Team
27 November 2015 MobLab Live: Responsive campaigns How do you run responsive campaigns in a fast-paced world? Oscar Soria from Avaaz and Ben Simon from the Greenpeace Response Lab share their insights on MobLab Live. by MobLab Team
5 November 2015 Why a campaign against coal was all about olives Campaigners at Greenpeace Turkey built relationships with the people of Yırca to focus a campaign against coal power on olives instead. by Jason Tashea
27 February 2015 How the web was won How an upstart coalition fighting for net neutrality beat Comcast and Verizon - and the web was won (at least temporarily). by Michael Khoo
