Case Studies — Build Awareness
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.
The Pink Chaddi Campaign
A group on Indian women initiated a tongue-in-cheek campaign to stand up women's rights.
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@BPGlobalPR
Following the Gulf oil spill, one comedian used a parody Twitter account to poke fun at BP while raising money for the Gulf.
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Oscar Morales and One Million Voices Against FARC
Colombian Oscar Morales created a Facebook group against FARC that led to an international protest movement.
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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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Building A Movement in Bosnia and Herzegovina
10 years after a war, citizens are apathetic and disillusioned - that's why net activists took on new tactics to reengage them.
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Keeping Egyptians Connected Without the Internet
The world marshaled its resources to help Egyptians stay connected during protests after the net was shut off.
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Ceasefire Liberia
What’s the best way to tell the story of Liberian post-conflict reconstruction? By getting Liberians to tell it themselves.
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Publishing Independent News in a State Controlled, but Very Wired, Media Environment
In the face of lagging press freedom, The Online Citizen in Singapore amplifies the voices of average citizens.
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Engaging Youth with Politics in Venezuela
What tactics worked for youth activists in Venezuela trying to get their peers involved ahead of 2010's parliamentary elections?
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An Influential Twitter User’s Hand in Commuting a Death Sentence
How an influential Twitter user played a role in getting a man's death sentence commuted
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