Welcome to the NEW Change Management Toolbook! It remains a premium resource for change management related information, methodologies, tools and for interacting and establishing links with other change practitioners. However, the Change Management Toolbook has undergone another transformation - we have retained all the great content, but have decided to open up the site to a far greater extent. The central part of the new Change Management Toolbook site is the new "Change Management Community" - a shared, free space where other change practitioners can set up their own presence, publish their own content, and do lots more - for free! (See more on this further down on this page.) So - one of the most visible internet platforms for change management is now open to you. We can't wait to see what you are going to do with it...
The Alliance for Youth Movements (AYM) is a non-profit organization dedicated to identifying, connecting, and supporting digital activists from around the world. AYM hosts annual conferences, events, and trainings that link influential leaders in technology, media, private and public sectors with the some of the world's most promising digital activists. AYM’s website, launching soon, will serve as a hub for discussion, resources, and news about digital activism around the world.
Both the California Constitution and the First Amendment to the United States Constitution protect your right to free expression. But there are many questions you face when you decide to organize and speak out. When do you need a police permit? Are there things you cannot say or do? Are there any limitations on when or where you can demonstrate? What about civil disobedience? This guide will help answer these questions
What made this [Egypt] a revolutionary moment was not the tactical usage of platforms like Facebook and Twitter—but rather how these technologies became a force multiplier for a unifying narrative strategy. Social media spread video and messaging, and was integrated into Al Jazeera’s coverage of the uprising, so as to create a chorus of the narrative of “Liberation Square” that reached across the world into the west.