This two-part training from O20 Strategy Group explores how organizers can use digital tools—short-form video, memes, and story frameworks—to create engaging content that drives real action and strengthens organizing campaigns.
Our moment requires us to scale up the fight for justice. Mastering digital tools and platforms is key to that task. In this two-part training from O20 Strategy Group, learn how to create digital content that sparks real action and complements your traditional organizing efforts. The workshop will cover short-form videos, memes, and story frameworks to help organizers and digital folks boost their campaigns without needing design skills. No previous experience required.
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