Help us identify New Tactics conversation topic ideas for 2013

Humor for Human Rights: Exposing the ridiculous

Visualizing Data to Harness the Power of Information

Communities Creating Safe Spaces

Using Sports to Engage Youth in Peacebuilding

Monitoring Prisons to Prevent Abuse

Empowering Citizen to Fight Corruption

Using Budget Monitoring to Hold Government Accountable

Training Activists on the Strategic Use of Technology

Using Art to Heal and Strengthen Communities

Civic Education to Increase Citizen Participation

Bridging the Gap Between Police and Community

Building and Strengthening National Human Rights Commissions

Engaging Regional Human Rights Mechanisms

Engaging the United Nations Human Rights Council

Street Theater to Engage New Supporters

Crowdsourcing for Human Rights Fundraising

Working with Government as Allies

Sustaining the Well-Being and Security of Activists

Using Social Media to Raise Awareness and Expose Wrongs

Collaboration: Why it's important and how to make the most of it

Identifying Your Tactical Targets

How to Develop an Effective Strategy

Identifying Your Allies

How to Start a Campaign

Assessing the Viability of your Tactics (i.e. risk, support)

Knowing When to Shift Your Tactics

Strategies for Sustaining Your Work (i.e. fundraising, self-care, volunteers)