How To Make Sure Your Movement Stays Strong Over Time
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The Movements.org how-to guides identify best practices for the use of digital technologies for social change.
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I. Plan and Strategize II. Build Awareness III. Mobilize IV. Stay Safe V. Access Blocked Information VI. Collaborate VII. Fundraise VIII. Keep Supporters Engaged
How to organize and communicate a non-violent protest using the Protest4 App
Protest4 is an application that helps protesters connect with other protesters around the world or across the street.
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How to make free calls and send free texts with Viber
Viber is a mobile app similar to Skype that allows you to communicate for free.
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How to craft a PR strategy
Just like a consumer-facing brand, your social cause needs a strong PR strategy to attract new "customers".
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How to use “I’m getting arrested” app for Android to notify your family
Inspired by a real event at #occupywallstreet "I'm Getting Arrested" allows you to alert your lawyer, family, etc in one click
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How To Spark and Build a Social Movement
Organize Effectively - With Whichever New Technologies Are Available
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How to use Sina Weibo
"The Chinese Twitter" is an answer to blocking twitter in China & combines Twitter and Facebook and is increasing in popularity.
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How to Communicate Anonymously with Vibe
Vibe allows you to post text, photos, and videos. They are only posted for a limited amount of time over a limited distance.
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How to Use BlackBerry Messaging (BBM) to Organize NonViolent Action
Blackberry messages is an excellent tool for organizing quickly with many people at once.
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