Civil society activists tend to follow certain news media, hang out in specific places and speak a unique language. We find ourselves in this informational ghetto partly because of censorship and propaganda, but partly – and let’s confess to it honestly – we live inside this cultural bubble because it’s comfortable. Can civil society organizations find support outside the coterie of like-minded people? How can we do it, and what will it cost us? Let’s discuss at CampCamp 2019.

TOPICS AND WORKSHOPS AT CAMPCAMP 2019

• All for one. First aid campaigns for journalists and activists
   

• Gen Z as a target audience for civil society organisations
   

• TikTok, Twitch, Yandex.Zen and other weird corners of the Internet
   

• Laughter against fear. Comedy and memes as tools for activism
   

• Likes don’t save lives. How to measure the efficiency of communications projects

• Performance art with zero budget
   

• PR-events for activism
   

• Engaging supporters and creating communities
   

• Public campaigns outside major cities
   

• How to use survey data
   

• (Almost) free ways to find out what your audience thinks

• Civic leadership is a service! Product managers about civil society projects
   

• Crowdfunding in Central Asia and the Caucasus
   

• Negotiations with authorities (a workshop)
   

• Promoting fee-based services of non-profit organisations: reputation risks, ethics and other concerns
   

• Easy tools to boost creative thinking

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