Seeking Stories about MobileActive Campaigns!

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June 11, 2006 | KatrinVerclas

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mobile activism, mobileactive, sms activism, sms campaign, text messaging

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mobileactive image MobileActive is reaching out globally seeking examples and case studies of activist campaigns that make use of mobile phones. We're trying to track down campaigns using mobile phones for awareness building, voter registration, civic participation, event mobilization, fundraising and more. We are interested in learning about campaigns in any part of the world. As many of you know, we are currently tracking already many campaigns here and on our list.

Our goal is to compile an up-to-date set of "strategy memos" that showcase past successes and encourage new campaigns to use mobile phones as part of their civil society efforts.

If you are involved in or are aware of any campaigns using mobile phones, please send us a note to info [at] mobileactive [dot] org and we will be in touch with you to learn more.

The MobileActive Strategy Memos are supported by the Surdna Foundation. MobileActive thanks Surdna and Vince Stehle for their support of this project.