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Protest and Persist: Why Giving up Hope is not an Option

For many groups, movements and protests, there are spinoffs, daughters, domino effects, chain reactions, new models and examples and templates and toolboxes that emerge from the experiments, and every round of activism is an experiment whose results can be applied to other situations. To be hopeful, activists need not only to embrace uncertainty but to

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CfA: Social Value Matters 2017 , 10-11 April, Istanbul

This years’ conference is being held against a backdrop of increasing inequality and global uncertainty. Social Value International ‘s vision is a world where decision making, ways of working and resource allocation are based on the principles of accounting for value leading to increased equality and well-being and reduced environmental degradation. This year, the focus will

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CfA: Influence of Social Capital on Knowledge Management – Evidence from Nonprofit Industry, Survey

This survey aims to identify the importance of the social capital of the organization for knowledge management in the organization. The targeted audience is Western Balkan’s non-profit/non-governmental organizations and CSOs’ participation in the survey is, therefore, of great importance. Completing of this questionnaire is completely anonymous, and it is not necessary to share any personal

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Joint CSOs Letter to EU Leaders on EU Migration Response

EU leaders must live up to their commitments to European values in responding to migration and stop copying xenophobic populist recipes, more than 160 CSOs said in a joint statement. The organizations are calling for strong leadership to uphold the rights and values that have been the founding principles of the European Union for 60

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A Guide to Reporting on Civic Space (Media Toolkit) Presented by CIVICUS

Across the world there is a growing trend of countries restricting citizens’ freedoms or making the work of civil society groups more difficult and dangerous, for ex. increased surveillance on ordinary citizens, activists and CSOs and targeted attacks and arrests. Furthermore, civil society activists, journalists and human rights defenders face escalating intimidation, harassment and reprisals,

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