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Kill Switch Flipped on Internet in Syria Kill Switch Flipped on Internet in Syria

by JJ Emru November 29, 2012 Posted in Case Studies, Access to Information, How To, Digital Security, Internet Freedom, Middle East and North Africa

While Internet, mobile, and landline communication in Syria has been shutdown, Movements.org resources are available to bypass blockages.

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From the archives: How to Organize and Communicate a Non-Violent Protest using Protest4 App From the archives: How to Organize and Communicate a Non-Violent Protest using Protest4 App

January 05, 2012 Posted in How To, Anti-Violence, Technology and Social Movements, Protest

Protest4 is an application that helps you connect with other protesters around the world and in the next street. It empowers anyone to create a protest and then invite others to join using social media. After joining you can communicate exclusively with other people who are following that protest, sharing text and publishing images on the same protest wall in real time.

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New YouTube ‘How-to’ Playlists: Circumvention and Staying Safe Online techropology.blogspot.co New YouTube ‘How-to’ Playlists: Circumvention and Staying Safe Online

by Adam Wilson December 16, 2011 Posted in Access to Information, How To, Censorship, Freedom of Expression, Human Rights, Internet Freedom, Video

From Syrian Sit-Ins on YouTube, to the worldwide Occupy movement, and the continued events following the transformative Arab Spring, web censorship rises as a prominent issue and concern for current social movements around the world. To share information between organizers and supporters through communication technologies has become, in some countries, risky and intensely challenging. A notable option to accessing blocked information and communicating securely is circumvention technology. Through the plethora of technologies available, digital activists of various movements and issues can both share their information with the world and mobilize within their country for change.

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How to browse the web anonymously on your mobile phone (by MobileActive) How to browse the web anonymously on your mobile phone (by MobileActive)

by MobileActive October 17, 2011 Posted in How To, Digital Security, Mobile, Safety, Security

MobileActive provides a detailed resource for browsing the web anonymously on your mobile phone.

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How Can You Help Saudi Women? How Can You Help Saudi Women?

by Rachel Silver September 27, 2011 Posted in Advocacy, Alert, Building Awareness, How To, Human Rights, Middle East and North Africa, Platforms and Human Rights, Social Media, Facebook Activism, Twitter Activism

Over the past few months we've been covering the Saudi #women2drive movement and this week we've shared some horrible news about human rights abuses in Saudi Arabia. People are asking us- "How can we help?" We believe getting the word out and making people aware that these human rights abuses are real and serious, is the first step to achieving change. Here's what you can do:

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Cameras Everywhere Report 2011 by @witnessorg Cameras Everywhere Report 2011 by @witnessorg

by WITNESS September 07, 2011 Posted in How To, Censorship, Human Rights

WITNESS  has released its 2011 'Cameras Everywhere' report. According to Peter Gabriel, the co-founder of WITNESS, "This report asks the hard questions about how to protect and empower those who attempt to expose injustices through video. It provides specific recommendations for immediate and future actions that can reduce danger for those risking their lives. This report is an important step to understanding how we can harness the power of video and technology to empower activists to protect and defend human rights. This is the age of transformative technology."

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How To Use EdgeRank to Increase Your Facebook Presence How To Use EdgeRank to Increase Your Facebook Presence

by Jimmy Carr August 15, 2011 Posted in How To, Technology and Social Movements, Social Media, Facebook Activism

Our new how to guide will help you maximize your Facebook presence through effective understanding of EdgeRank.

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How will activists use Google + ? How will activists use Google + ?

by Rachel Silver July 24, 2011 Posted in How To, Social Media

It remains to be seen how activists will use Google + as another tool in their social media arsenal. The first step to answering this question is understanding how it works. Mashable has compiled a comprehensive guide to get you started with Google +. So dive in- and then let us know by commenting below or on Twitter, how do you think activists can best use this tool? 

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HOW TO: Tweet for an International Audience HOW TO: Tweet for an International Audience

by Heather Mansfield July 05, 2011 Posted in How To, Social Media, Twitter Activism

This guide, originally published by Heather Mansfield on Nonprofitorgs.wordpress.com, provides useful tips and tricks for anyone using Twitter to connect with an international audience.

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New How To Guide: How To Organize A Community New How To Guide: How To Organize A Community

by Lissnup June 08, 2011 Posted in Capacity Building and Strategy, How To

Community organizing starts with the recognition that change can only come about when communities come together to compel public authorities and businesses to respond to the needs of ordinary people. It identifies and trains leaders in diverse communities, bringing them together to voice their needs and it organises campaigns to ensure that these needs are met.

All neighborhoods are different, with different players, problems, and possibilities. This how-to guide is intended to serve as a compass to point your group in the right direction.

 

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