Why conferences?
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Like-minded people, a shared platform, and the free exchange of ideas ... now that, is a good conference. more >>
Placing your message in the media
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Getting work reported in the press or on TV or radio is often the last thing we think about when organising a campaign or event. However a healthy relationship with local media is probably one of the easiest and most cost effective ways of getting your message out ... |
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Download eclectic, beautiful stuff
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Embrace the randomness. Our supporters and campaigners are forever uploading weird and wonderful resources onto the Exchange. Get it here. |
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A quick guide to getting people together
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Do you want to organise an event? This guide has some of the not-to-be-forgotten basics. |
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A quick guide to public speaking
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Civil rights hero Martin Luther King definitely had one, politician Margaret Thatcher learned how to get one and, despite reputedly being paid £2 million by Vodaphone for the use of his, most people think that David Beckham does not have one at all. |
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Getting your voice heard.
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This is a guide to lobbying success - how to put your case and make good things happen. It means being part of an international movement against poverty, and helping to make people's lives better in some of the worlds poorest and most powerless places. |
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A quick guide to getting your message across on paper
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Leaflets are a type of open letter or postcard, designed to be handed out to people, either by hand, by post, inserted in local newspapers for distribution, left in venues, shops, restaurants, cafes, libraries... ANYWHERE where they will catch a person's eye. |
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You want to end poverty. We do too.
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If you're a student campaigner, find out how we can help you campaign on campus. |
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Turning words into action
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Do you know your EPAs from the WTO? Our new campaign guide, Trade Justice: turning words into action, contains all the information you need! Includes the basics, questions and answers and lots more.
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