eCampaigning Forum Live
Oxford, 21 - 22 March 2012
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Debate
Kony 2012 Debate (public)
Presentations
Presentation: Sunil Agarwal, India Against Corruption
Presentation: Naomi Colvin, Occupy London
Presentation: Unconscious Motivation Values – Chris Rose, Campaign Strategy
Presentation: Karina Brisby, shiftLabs
Presentation: Campaigning with Common Cause – Casper ter Kuile
Ignite-style (short) presentation: Graham Covington, Engaging Networks
Ignite-style (short) presentation: Florian Engel, more onion
Ignite-style (short) presentation:
Andreas Freimüller, Kampaweb
Ignite-style (short) presentation: Sho Konno, Champollion
Academic track
Academic Track 1: Campaigning in National Contexts – chaired by Tim Davies
Academic Track 2: Mobilisation tactics and models – chaired by Janelle Ward
Academic Track 3: Achieving and evaluating impact – chaired by Anastasia Kavada
Small groups
Small groups session 1: Getting fundraisers involved in campaigning
Small groups session 1: Building better forms
Small groups session 1: Failure: what can we learn?
Small groups session 2: Global campaigning/southern campaigning/offline to online & vice-versa
Small groups session 2: Increasing engagement/”managing” campaigns
Small groups session 2: The participants take over: working ourselves out of a job
Small groups session 2: Geo-location services beyond Foursquare
Small groups session 2: Social media & the relationship between consumers & corporations
Small groups session 3: Next big thing
Small groups session 3: Reactivating lapsed supporters
Small groups session 4: E-campaigning model for trade unions
Small groups session 4: e-campaigning careers
Small groups session 4: Lessons learned from Arab world
Small groups session 4: Email dead? Yeah right
Small groups session 4: Using the ECI (European Citizens’ Initiative)
Small groups session 5: Facebook Timeline/frictionless apps
Small groups session 5: Getting people to actually use online collaboration tools in real-time
Small groups session 6: How do I make launching a new policy report exciting?
Small groups session 6: Tips on online research tactics to find movements before they reach the mainstream media
Small groups session 6: How do you use your time on Facebook?
Small groups session 6: Email your MP actions are dead?