Planning your campaign

Top Tips The following organisations all have a ‘Top Tips’ section; follow the links below: Sheila McKechnie Foundation: www.campaigncentral.org.uk/know-how/smks-top-10-campaigning-tips NCVO: www.campaigncentral.org.uk/know-how/top-10-tips-ncvo Saul Salinsky: www.campaigncentral.org.uk/know-how/saul-alinskys-rules-radicals Tool Kits There are numerous tool kits available on the web, and whether or not they specifically relate to disability issues, the campaigning framework remains the same. The following are just a selection of […]

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Top Tips

The following organisations all have a ‘Top Tips’ section; follow the links below:

Tool Kits

There are numerous tool kits available on the web, and whether or not they specifically relate to disability issues, the campaigning framework remains the same.

The following are just a selection of ones that we have identified:

The Elevator Pitch

An “elevator pitch” enables you to put the right message across in seconds. Every campaigner should have one!

Download the elevator pitch presentation October 2011

Campaigning v. awareness-raising

Campaigns are generally a response to an urgent problem that has to be made public in order to be resolved. We believe that there are a number of significant issues affecting DDPOs and Deaf and disabled people that need a campaign approach. Non-urgent problems may require education or information, but they are unlikely to justify campaigns; these need awareness-raising activities.

For more information about whether you need to campaign or raise awareness, go to www.campaignstrategy.org