Case Studies — Advocacy
The Movements.org case study series identifies and evaluates campaigns that have harnessed technology for social change in their communities or that have demonstrated degree of success that others could learn from. Think you or someone you know should be featured?! Share your work here.
Oleg Koslovski, Oborona, and Democracy Activism in Russia
Oborona launches issue-focused campaigns that start with the basics: informing the public of injustices within their society.
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#FreeAlaa
The online and offline campaign to free an activist in Egypt brought worldwide focus to his plight and helped him go free.
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Can You Solve This? Interactive Campaign for the Right to Education in #Iran
Can-You-Solve-This.org launched a campaign using Facebook and QR codes to fight against educational discrimination in Iran.
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Ukraine’s Ladies Of Femen
Femen uses theatrical public demonstrations, nudity, and provocative dress to protest against the treatment of women in Ukraine.
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10,000 Applaud to Overthrow ‘Europe’s Last Dictator’
Ten thousand activists protesting against Lukashenko's prolonged presidential regime represent the stirrings of revolution.
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350.org’s 10-10-10 Global Work Party
350.org helped supporters organize local events held simultaneously around the world to draw attention to the climate crisis.
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An Online Media Campaign Assists in Releasing a Tunisian Activist From Prison
After a prominent activist was kidnapped and imprisoned, supporters launched an online campaign to get him out of jail.
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Survivors Connect
A global map of resources for documenting and preventing human trafficking.
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Free Kareem
When a young Egyptian is suddenly jailed for writing a provocative blog post, one activist launches a campaign to get him out.
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How the South African Shack Dwellers’ Movement Got a Political Voice
The SDM effected major political change despite lacking the online resources most commonly relied upon by opposition movements.
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An Influential Twitter User’s Hand in Commuting a Death Sentence
Utilizing a Twitter "whale" to amplify the plight of a man on death row helped save a life by garnering petition signatures.
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