Campaigning Insights

Sharing campaigning expertise

At the 2008 eCampaigning Forum, participants were approached to contribute articles and to be interviewed on popular topics. The speaker presentations were also captured on video. This content is now being published here and more video content will be added over the coming days.

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Acknowledgements

The online version of the 2008 eCampaigning Resource Pack of articles and video was produced with the support of:

Advocacy Online
Advocacy Online is a leading provider of eCampaigning software and services. Over 70 organisations use our e-activist 3.0 technology to run their local, national, and global campaigns. Advocacy Online is pleased to support the development of this resource to help spread new ideas within the global eCampaigning community.
Oxfam GB
Oxfam is a development, relief, and campaigning organisation that works with others to overcome poverty and suffering around the world. Oxfam GB is pleased to support the costs of producing this content for eCampaigning practitioners everywhere.
FairSay
FairSay provides advice and support on campaigning - especially eCampaigning. FairSay organises the annual eCampaigning Forum and provides eCampaigning training. It initiated this Campaigning Insights projects so those who cannot attend the eCampaigning Forum event can still benefit from it and can gain insight into eCampaigning.

Production Team

Jess Day: Article commissioning, editing and project management
Gillo Cutrupi: Video commissioning and project management
Pete Cranston: Video camera operating and editing
Tim Davies: Video camera operating and editing