Development House, an NGO supporting civil society with new media training and consultations in Sana'a, Yemen, has been a dedicated screening partner over the last year. They have just hosted two more screenings on 16 and 17 January 2012 as part of two weeks training about Social Media for youth.
Due to the current situation in Yemen and as an overall reflection of the MENA region, the Development House hosted a screening of the film in Sana’a, Yemen. The aim of this event was to introduce the social media tactics in advocacy along with the 10 Tactics and other activists experience and encourage youth activists to use social media in their campaigns.
The North American Students of Cooperation are hosting their annual film festival, this year covering films which explore media and technology and issues of corporate control, activism, and the ethics of human enhancement. 10 Tactics is on the bill!
Pemutaran video “10 Tactics for Turning Information into Action” di Provinsi Jawa Barat akan dilaksanakan untuk kali pertama di Jatiwangi. Pemutaran tersebut dilaksanakan sebagai bentuk partisipasi Kartoenbitjara Indonesia yang didukung oleh Tactical Technology Collective untuk Forum 27an, sekaligus perayaan ulang tahun ke 6 Jatiwangi Art Factory.
Pemutaran akan dilaksanakan pada hari Selasa, tanggal 27 September 2011, pukul 16:00 di Jatiwangi Art Factory. Ayo bersama-sama kita menonton dan belajar.Presentasi Kartoenbitjara Indonesia oleh Yahya Malik.
A screening in Norway for architecture students studying at the Norway's school of architecture by an Italian student who dreams of being a community organiser.
The 2011 'Tuning in to Diversity' event, held at the Haag, is one of a series of meetings and workshops facilitated by Mira Media and partners that are designed to support more diversity and ethnic media pluralism in the European Union (EU). This year's event included more than 100 participants from across the EU and it was focused on social media: how can it be used to support media diversity and plurality; and what trends, opportunities and risks are emerging from its uses among intercultural organisations?
10 tactics was screened during Tanya Notley's presentation.
18 persons from different NGOs in whole of Iraq about how can we make make advocacy and learn some tools by using Social Media tools , so i made a screen shot in Irbil by using 10 tactics materials because I made before that in Baghdad and Irbil. this Network from 18 different NGOs , called Silm Network ( Silm mean in Arabic, Peace) so they can use some of these tools how they can protect the witness or defend the human rights in Iraq
On the 13th April tacticaltech helped deliver an afternoon workshop at the CAFOD (cafod.org.uk) offices for members of Bond (http://www.bond.org.uk/), a UK membership body for non-governmental organisations (NGOs) working in international development. The event aimed to look at the use of digital technologies for advocacy and help members network and develop new ideas around this issue. Tanya Notley screened part of 10 Tactics for turning information into action and presented our thoughts on how best to develop info-centric campaigns.
An opportunity to explore how to help support the integration and use of social media, mobile technology, and other information and communication technologies into Southern advocacy.
Digital Peers International is hosting a screening of 10 Tactics for Turning Information into Change on March 29th, 2011 in Abuja, Nigeria.
Digital Peers International is a Non- Governmental organization registered to develop Information Communication Technology capabilities in children, young people and women in Nigeria and West Africa.
Around 20 young people working in NGOs, students and with government will participate in the screening and discussions.
A screening of the 10 tactics film for a group of Humphrey fellows. There were 8 participants from: Nigeria, Philippines, Lebanon, Poland, Latvia, Pakistan, USA, and Zimbabwe. Also discussed the New Tactics tools for taking these tactics and incorporating them into a strategy.
A group of 20 grassroots organisations will meet at the Journalists Against AIDS (14 Fadare Street (End of Kayode Street) Beside Normal Children's School Ogba, Lagos) at 11am on March 16th for a screening of 10 Tactics and a discussion on how journalists can utilise new media for greater social impact.
10 Tactics will be screened and a workshop held for a first year university course on community service and social activism at Brock University on March 5. The audience will be Foundations in Service Learning and organised by Mary-Beth Raddon.
Due to the current situation in Yemen and as an overall reflection of the MENA region, the Development House and Ebhar Foundation for Child conducted a screening for the film of 10 Tactics in Sanaa, Yemen.
Tactical Technology Collective are delighted to announce 10 Tactics was selected for the 6th VIBGYOR Film Festival from 12th-16th January 2011. 10 Tactics was screened on January 15th at 4.25pm, our first 10 Tactics screening of 2011!
The Focus of the Year was Political Filmmaking and Media Activism in South Asia. View the full programme here.
Training with Water Advocates in Jordan: Just before the end of the year Marek and Steph, with help from Ramsey and Hadi, gave a 2-day training on visualisation techniques for water advocacy in Jordan. The 10 Tactics film was also screened. The event was organised by the group EcoDit.
10 tactics was screened for IICD staff working on Africa & Latin America ICT4D programmes, followed by a discussion on how the tactics and the examples relate to IICD’s work in Africa and Latin America.
The Asian Human Rights Commission is holding a 3 day regional workshop for human rights defenders. Participants will come from Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Cambodia, Burma, Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines, South Korea and China.
Making Links present Dr Tanya Notley, Tactical Technology Collective, in conjunction with the Participatory Design Conference 2010 in Sydney: Tutorial 4. Visualising Information for Advocacy, Tuesday 30 November.
The Kubatana Trust of Zimbabwe and The NGO Network Alliance Project presented 10 Tactics as part of their workshop on info-activism. Read about the workshops on their blog and visit their website which incorporates and online directory for the non-profit sector.
ICE is proud to hosting a special workshop with Tanya Notley from UK-based Tactical Technology Collective. Tactical Tech wants to connect people in Western Sydney whose work or activism involves them in community development, advocacy, human rights, cultural projects and community campaigns.
QAHC (Queensland Association for Health Communities) promotes the health and well-being of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender Queenslanders. 10 Tactics was screened as part of an info-activism workshop and was attended by Tanya Notley from Tactical Tech.
Tactical Tech is participating in the 14th International Anti-Corruption conference which brings nearly 2000 heads of state, and actors in civil society and the private sector together to tackle the challenges of corruption worldwide.
The screening was organised by 7iber.com, an independent Jordanian based media outlet, and attended by 30 national NGO workers. A discussion followed the screening about presenting visual information in campaigns, how surveillance in Jordan affects this kind of campaign and the meaning of digital activism.
One participant said,
"I loved it, it really helps to realise the importance of presenting information and how to ensure the security of those providing the information."
IREX Iraq and the Institute for War and Peace Reporting screened 10 Tactics on the second day of their Citizen Journalism conference on Emerging Technologies/ Emerging Democracies: Information Technology and Goverance in Iraq.
This screening was in collaboration with SEMAT and attended by a group of young directors. A discussion followed the screening about the role of creativity in devising technical tools presented in Ten Tactics.
Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development (APWLD) conducted training for 25 participants from 9
different countries across the Asia Pacific Region, particularly targeting rural, indigenous women. Participants had
existing knowledge of concepts of human rights and human rights defenders but this training focused on new ways to document violations and new tactics for advocacy.
The film was screened, with Russian subtitles, as part of the annual conference of the Human Rights House Network with partners in the South Caucasus, Baltic and post Soviet states. Also in attendance were representatives of the Helsinki Centre, the Norwegian Embassy, independent civil society and media activists from the region, and international human rights defenders.
Social Innovation Camp is about solving social challenges in new ways - by bringing together ideas and digital tools to create web-based innovations in just 48 hours. This Social Innovation Camp gathered participants from different professions - designers, social entrepreneurs, web developers, marketing, legal, advertising, social needs experts and other specialists from Baku and regions of Azerbaijan to work on an idea of a potential social start-up that can make a change and compete for a prize. Results on the winner of the competition coming soon.
The film was screened in two classes on alternative media with students at the University of Texas at Austin. A discussion followed on the work and its uses.
The film will be hosted by Jaroslav Valuch, Ushahidi Haiti Project coordinator, Hubert Huphrey Fellow at University of Maryland, former co-worker of People in Need on media education, human rights and humanitarian programmes. The audience will comprise of representatives af number of Ukrainian and Russian Human Rights NGOs
The screening was screened as part of a 5-day course on strengthening relations between media and civil society organisations at an event hosted by Iraqi Al Amal Association with cooperation with Internews Europe. It focuses on new media tools bringing together local media and local NGOs. The film was screened with Arabic subtitles.
This event was designed to provide an introduction and hands on experience of new media tools to grass root activists. For further information see here.
The film was screened between 6 - 7pm and followed a PAC Forum on the subject of the power of NGOs. Bobby and Tom from Tactical Tech presented the film and a discussion followed.
The film was shown to a group of international researchers who are starting the implementation of the Gender and Citizenship in the Information Society Research Programme. The film was screened in English.
This event was designed to provide an introduction and hands on experience of new media tools to grass root activists. For further information see here.
This event was designed to provide an introduction and hands on experience of new media tools to grass root activists. For further information see here.
The film was screened by Oswaldo Rada from MSCAVCO at the International AIDS Conference. It was screened on 21 July at 10:30 until 11:20am in English with Spanish subtitles.
10 Tactics was screened during a workshop for the project Youth Empowerment through Technology, Arts and Media to generate ideas around how youth in the Kwale District can use social media and ICTs in social accountability work and child protection.
This event was designed to provide an introduction and hands on experience of new media tools to grass root activists. For further information see here.
Ten Tactics was screened to almost a hundred student organisation leaders and members during the refounding convention of the Iloilo Youth Student Alliance (IYSA).
This event was designed to provide an introduction and hands on experience of new media tools to grass root activists. For further information see here.
This event was designed to provide an introduction and hands on experience of new media tools to grass root activists. For further information see here.
The film was hosted by the Foundation for Media Alternatives (FMA) and followed by an informal workshop and open forum where participants shared info-activism stories and tools. This screening was attended by Bobby Soriano from Tactical Tech.
COMFREL and Butterfly Works hosted a screening of 10 tactics as part of a 3 day co-creation workshop on election monitoring and advocacy for groups within Cambodia. The film was screened in English.
The film was hosted by Cyprus Community Media Centre. A discussion followed alongside a day workshop with filmamker and activist Vasia Markides on Guerilla Mediamaking Techniques. The film was screened in English.
Contact: info[at]cypruscommunitymedia.org
The film was hosted by Amnesty International as part of a series of events at Amnesty International’s Resource Centre, for local human rights activists. The film screening was followed by a Q&A with a panel formed of an Amnesty International campaigner and an Amnesty International IT support officer. The film was screened in English with French subtitles. Contact: Arjan van der Waal
The film was hosted by Humanitarian Crisis Hub during a workshop named 'E-Campaigning for Human Rights'. Participants had the opportunity to both learn from our expert facilitators and workshop the options available for their specific advocacy needs in small groups. Participants came from Care for Congo, the Ogaden Youth Forum, Darfur Australia Network, Eritrean Australian Humanitarian Aid Inc, Numurkah Women’s Multicultural Friendship Group and the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre. Anthony Kelly from the Change Agency facilitated the session alongside guest speakers Gautam Raju and Eyal Halamish from OurSay.
The film was hosted by REDDES as part of events organised by Mexico's National Commission for Human Rights on the week dedicated to Human Rights and Migration.
This event was hosted by Mindanao Peacebuilding Institute (MPI). The film was shown during the Active Nonviolence Class at MPI and also during a half a day workshop involving the 10 tactics toolkit.
Contact: Jon Rudy
The film was hosted by Amnesty International at an NGO Forum organised by ACHRDS during the participation of NGOs in the 47th session of the African Commission on Human & Peoples Rights.
The film was screened in English with French subtitles.
Contact: Arjan van der Waal
The film was hosted by Point of View. Dina Mehta, who appears in 10 tactics to talk about the use of Twitter during the Mumbai terror attacks, spoke in a discussion after the film along with Marek Tuszynski and Maya Ganesh from Tactical Tech and Bishakta Datta from Point of View. Oxfam's Shooting Poverty film project was also discussed at this event. The film was screened in English.
Contact: Koel Sen
This event was hosted by Progressive Communicators of DC. After the screening, there was a discussion about the film moderated by Shaun Dakin from Dakin and Associates and Gloria Pan from Turner Strategies. For more information, visit the eventbrite page.
The film was hosted by Windesheim Honours College. The audience was comprised of international media and communication students as part of a course on communication for social change. Following the screening, the students and the teaching staff engaged in a discussion of the main themes portrayed in the film. The film was screened in Dutch.
Contact: Igor ter Halle
Listen to a Dutch news story on RTL about this screening here.
The film was hosted by Ministry of Foreign Affairs and was screened as part of a conference designed for journalists and UN human rights defenders. The film was screened in English.
Contact: Hapee de Groot
This event was hosted by University of Massachusetts Amherst. As part of an undergraduate course on Communication Technologies and Social Change which examines the uses of ICT for development and public advocacy. This screening was followed by a discussion on April 15 by a video-conference with Tanya Notley from Tactical Tech.
Contact: Dr. Martha Fuentes-Bautista
The film was hosted by Tactical Tech in conjunction with the Department of Communication Studies, University of Texas at Austin. After the screening a discussion with the 80 strong audience on how the experiences portrayed in the film can be applied to the Austin community followed. Students in specific classes wrote reflection papers linking real experiences with relevant theoretical concepts. The film was screened in English with Spanish subtitles.
Contact: Dr. Jorge Peña.
The film was hosted by Internews Europe. Following the screening a round table discussion encouraged the audience to share their own experiences and to leave with new ideas for future projects. The film was screened in English with French subtitles and between 100 and 120 people attended.
Contact: Louise Norton-Smith or 10tactics[at]internews.eu
The film was hosted by Movies that Matter, an initiative of Amnesty International. As part of the Movies that Matter festival this screening to filmmakers included a workshop and a question and answer session. The film was screened in English.
Contact: Hapee de Groot.
The film was hosted by PeaceJam Solano. This was a public screening for youth ages 12-18 as a part of the Youth Environmental Summit. The day included workshops and activities focused on the Global Call to Action: Restoring Earth’s Environment. Following the screening there was a discussion of ideas for using information and digital technology to create social change. The film was screened in English with Spanish subtitles.
Contact: Mary Morris (952) 330-8525.
The film was hosted by Access Space as part of their Show and Tell series of talks. The film was introduced by Patrice Riemens, the current artist in residence.
Contact: Ruthie Ford.
The film was hosted by Consumer Education Society. It was organised as part of the Free and Open Source Software Workshop for civil society organisations.
Contact: Udaya Kumar Gali.
The film was hosted by Philippine Blog Awards Inc and RockEd for the TechTanod Project. The film was screened in English.
Contact: Juned Sonido or (t):+63(0)-917-829 -8090.
The film was hosted by Reel World. Following the film the audience engaged in an informal discussion at the bar about how student digital activism relates to the stories articulated in the film. Tanya Notley, from Tactical Tech, introduced the project to the participants and explained how it came about and was involved in the discussion.
Contact: Humbert Perez-Blanco or Jane Ann.
The film was hosted by the Electrosmog festival in collaboration with Tactical Tech ; Chelsea College of Art and Design, London , Hivos, The Hague and De Balie, Amsterdam . The film was screened live to an online audience and those gathered together in London and Amsterdam. After the screening a discussion followed to explore the challenges and opportunities of putting these tactics to use to advance your cause. Conversations were grounded in real examples from those participating on the live stream and in London and Amsterdam.
The film was hosted by Tactical Tech in conjunction with Idasa, Wingseed Media and While You Were Sleeping. The film was screened in English to 80 participants and was followed by a discussion led by Brett Davidson from Wingseed Media. This was followed on the 18th March with a three hour info-activism workshop. Contact: Faith.
The film was hosted by Tactical Tech in conjunction with REDDES. The film was screened with Spanish subtitles. For further information about this event see the REDDES website.
Contact: REDDES.
The film was hosted by Tactical Tech in conjunction with the coup and Brooklyn Creative League. After the screening a discussion followed that explored the challenges and opportunities of putting these tactics to use to advance your cause. Conversations were grounded in real examples from local organisations. For more information visit the coup website.
Contact: Matthew Willse .
Hosted by HCLU/TASZ and WITNESS. 10 tactics for turning information into action formed part of WITNESS training on video-advocacy. The participating organisations focused their activities on harm reduction, sex workers’ rights and access to health services. The screening was in English and Russian and was followed by a discussion of participants on their experience of advocacy in their fields of work. The HCLU/TASZ team shared their experience of using ICT in advocacy efforts in Hungary.
Contact: Aliya Rakhmetova.
The film was hosted by Hivos to more than 20 East African organisations working on election monitoring and civic participation. It was screened at the East Africa Election Monitoring Platform. Tanya Notley, from Tactical Tech, attended the event and introduced the film.
The film was hosted by Tactical Tech in conjunction with WITNESS and Open Society Institute. After the screening Sam Gregory of WITNESS, who is profiled in the film, and Melissa Gira Grant, a research consultant for the 10 tactics project, as well as other information activists, addressed how they turn information into action. For more information visit the Open Society Institute website.
The film was hosted by Tactical Tech in conjunction with REDDES. The film was screened with Spanish subtitles. For further information about this event see the REDDES website. Contact: REDDES.
The film was hosted by Tactical Tech in conjunction with REDDES. The film was screened with Spanish subtitles. For further information about this event see the REDDES website.
Contact: Reddes.
The film was hosted by Tactical Tech in conjunction with REDDES. The film was screened with Spanish subtitles. For further information about this event see the REDDES website.
Contact: REDDES
The film was hosted by Tactical Tech in conjunction with 350.org and Echo Ditto. The film was screened in English. Read more about this event.
Contact: Phil.
The film was screened by the Department of Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies at the University of Cincinnati as part of a monthly series on feminist activism.
For further information about this event contact: Tactical Tech.
This event was co-hosted by Corporación Arte Diverso and Tactical Tech. The film was introduced by Oswaldo Rada from MSCAVCO and Stella Pinzon from Corporación Arte Diverso. It was screened in English with Spanish subtitles. After the screening Claudia Marisol Buitrago, Adalgiza Charria and Antony Calvo led a discussion.
For further information contact: Infoactivismo Colombia.
The film was hosted by Tactical Tech in conjunction with the Hum Lab, Umea University. The film was screened in English. The screening was followed by a workshop on social media open to students, teachers and also open to rights advocates and NGOs.
Contact: Stephanie Hendrick.
The film was hosted by Tactical Tech in conjunction with Grassrootscamp.org. A panel discussion followed the screening. Panelists included representatives from NGOs who discussed the topic of digital advocacy and shared their own success stories. The film was screened in English.
Contact: Nate Neasley or read more here.
The film was hosted by Tactical Tech and will be screened by one of the participants at this event who will present the talkmorrocco.net project . It was screened in English with Arabic subtitles.
Contact: almiraatblog[at]gmail.com.
The film was hosted by the Social Media Exchange. Guests were given copies of 10 tactics and an open discussion followed. The film was screened in English with Arabic subtitles.
Contact: Rebecca[at]smex.org.
The film was hosted by PointofView Mumbai and Association for Progressive Communications (APC). The film was screened in English with Thai subtitles.
Contact:Bishakta Datta.
The film was hosted by Tactical Tech in conjunction with UP Political Science Society. An open discussion will follow. The film was screened in English.
Contact: James Cruz.
The film was hosted by Tactical Tech in conjunction with the Centre for Internet Society, India and the National Institute for Design. The film was screened in English with Spanish subtitles. Read more here. Contact: Tactical Tech.
The film was hosted by Tactical Tech in conjunction with the Texas Media Empowerment Project. The film was screened in English with Spanish subtitles. The first 25 guests through the door were given a copy of 10 tactics for turning information into action! Read more here. Contact: DeAnne Cuellar.
The film was hosted by Tactical Tech in conjunction with Oxfam GB. Tanya Notley from Tactical Tech traveled to Oxford to attend this screening and distribute copies of 10 tactics.
The film was hosted by Grace Media. It was screened in English with Portuguese subtitles. To find out more about this event contact Diana Felix da Costa.
This screening took place during the Greenpeace South East Asia annual planning. The 10 Tactics documentary video was screened as an introductory material for the inputs on mobiles, social networking tools and internet services that can be used for campaigns.
The film was screened to students and lecturers at the University. It was screened in Brazilian Portuguese. For further information about this event contact Professor Renzo Taddei.
The film was screened in English with Arabic subtitles. Marcin Gajweski, who filmed and edited 10 tactics, answered questions after the screening. For more information and the address, contact rayyan[at]boell-ameo.org.
After the film screening, there was a discussion on digital activism which included international and national NGOs. The participants who attended was given a complimentary copy of the '10 tactics' pack. Find out more about this event here. Contact: James Fehon.
The film was screened in English with Georgian subtitles and it was followed by an open discussion. For more information about this event please contact Ana Keshelashvili.
The screening was part of a week-long celebration of community and alternative media hosted by AIDC and NCRF. For more information contact Mark Weinberg.
The Infonet Programme of the Social Development Network (SODNET) hosted a screening of 10 tactics for turning information into action at the United Nations Office Nairobi (UNON) in partnership with UN Habitat. After the screening, there was a round-table discussion on info-activism. Mikel Maron from Open Streetmaps and John Kipchumbah from SODNET, who both appear in the 10 tactics film, spoke at this event.
To find out more about this event, contact Philip Thigo.
Tactical Tech co-founders Marek Tuzynski and Stephanie Hankey presented 10 Tactics for turning information into action at this event. After the screening there was a panel discussion on info-activism led by Darius Cuplinskas from the Open Society Institute. Speakers included Sammer Padania who manages The Hub at the human rights organisation, WITNESS, co-founder of Farmsubsidy.org, Jack Thurston, and Muzna el Masri who appears in the film. Read more about this event at Frontline.
"I've used 10 tactics to spark conversation and discussion on appropriate info-activism tactics with diverse groups from ciitzen social justice advocates to graduate students to grassroots activists from Southeast Asia. Each time it's been a great way to initiate a conversation around ways they can integrate these types of tools into their work."
