Strategy and practice for organizers working online. Covers building community, running campaigns, mobilizing people across digital platforms, and using the internet as a space for collective action and movement building.
Digital Organizing
Thousands of autonomous local groups, each doing their own thing, aren't a movement — they're a lot of people who agree with each other. Three case studies in what it actually takes to coordinate without a center.
Digital Organizing
Most organizing groups have supporters. Many have activists. Far fewer have developed the organizer layer that makes a movement self-sustaining. Here's how to build the pipeline — and the digital tools that support each transition.
Digital Organizing
The difference between having a network and being able to move it within 48 hours is the most dangerous gap in the current movement landscape. Minnesota closed that gap — but not by accident.
Digital Organizing
Authoritarians exploit the gap between the speed of harm and the speed of organized response. Digital organizing is how democratic movements close that gap — but only if the infrastructure exists before it's needed.
Digital Organizing
If you've recently made the move to Mastodon — or if you're thinking about it — you may have noticed something unexpected: you don't know what to say.