The benefits of participating in the Campaigning Forum event far outweigh the time and costs involved. Return participants know that, you know that – and your boss is about to be convinced, too.
For those of you returning, interested (or even sceptical) in joining the 2019 Campaigning Forum, there are tangible ways you can plan to get the most out of participating regardless of whether it is your first time or your 18th. Here is what you can do to make ECF events work for your needs every time.
"When staff went to their first event they’d come back awed by what others were doing, anxious but determined to try things out. From the second event they’d come back comfortable they understood their job. At event three they would be presenting, proud, full of confidence and at the cutting edge of the sector. "
Which?'s Charlotte Slayford outlines how changes in the data Facebook provides about your Page allow you to shift attention to the amount and quality of interaction with your audience.
Jamie Woolley shares learning from Greenpeace UK's experience joining in online discussions of UK TV programmes.
Abigail MacDougall explains how Time to Change used facebook to foster discussion on tackling the stigma and discrimination faced by people with mental illness.
Alison Reynolds explains how Tibet activists used Google+ and Ustream to run a global press conference at little or no cost.
Looking for Open Source Content Management System romance? Rechord's Rachel Collinson looks at the line up.
Greenpeace's VW Dark Side campaign has quickly attracted large number of supporters. So what makes this one work where others struggle?
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