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Home » Campaigns and Policy » Campaigning resources » Guide to Campaigning Toolkit

Guide to Campaigning Toolkit

Keep building on our proud history

Keep building on our proud history

Disabled campaigners have been fighting and challenging injustice, oppression and discrimination for decades.

Introduction

Introduction

This guide is primarily aimed at Deaf and Disabled People’s Organisations and disability campaigners with limited resources who are looking to create and run campaigns.

Do you need to campaign?

Do you need to campaign?

Campaigning can be fun and exciting, but it is often hard work, frustrating and unsuccessful.

Identifying a campaign target

Identifying a campaign target

Spend time as group agreeing and defining as clearly as possible the issue or problem on which everyone will focus on.

Analyse the forces

Analyse the forces

You know what needs to change. Ask this: ‘why hasn’t it happened already?’

Identifying allies and opponents

Identifying allies and opponents

Mapping out all the people and organisations involved in your campaign

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