This groundbreaking report maps out the strategies and practices that lie behind today’s most successful advocacy campaigns both in Canada and abroad. In the process, it demonstrates how and why they succeed in creating lasting change on the issues they address while so many others fail.

Based on a study by authors Jason Mogus and Tom Liacas that looked at mostly U.S.-based case studies, this report now presents similar innovations in Canada by reviewing in-depth case studies of eight breakthrough Canadian campaigns. The report’s goal is to transmit a model that can be learned and replicated by other campaigners for how to blend grassroots participation and organizing with disciplined central planning to win.

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Based on the Networked Change report that looked into the patterns behind some of the most dynamic Canadian advocacy campaigns, this speaker models how to blend grassroots participation and organizing with disciplined central planning to win.

This video features Sandy Hudson, a writer, political activist, and the co-founder of Black Lives Matter Toronto.

Based on the Networked Change report that looked into the patterns behind some of the most dynamic Canadian advocacy campaigns, this speaker models how to blend grassroots participation and organizing with disciplined central planning to win.

This video features Logan McIntosh, who was campaigns director with Lead Now when participating in this panel.

Based on the Networked Change report that looked into the patterns behind some of the most dynamic Canadian advocacy campaigns, this speaker models how to blend grassroots participation and organizing with disciplined central planning to win.

This video features Gabrielle Brais-Harvey, who was communications officer at the IRIS and formerly active in the Québec student movement when participating in this panel.