New Tactics in Human Rights: A Resource for Practitioners is a compilation of innovative tactics.

Tactical notebooks are first-person, in-depth case studies that provide a detailed look at how a tactic was implemented and the challenges that were faced along the way.

At present there are more than 45 tactical notebooks covering five continents.

"Tactics in progress" is an area where the New Tactics community members can share their activities.  You can also seek feedback from the community, or post your own comments (as feedback) for others.  These tactics may not be completed, fully documented, or ready for others to try.

The New Tactics database is currently a collection of 160 tactics, summarized (approximately 700 words) to help human rights advocates think about new ideas for tactics they can apply to different situations.

Each tactic includes a summary of….

To read about training workshops and review the resources available, Click the “Resources & Tools” tab.

These resources were developed to help advocates interested in New Tactics to share the project with others. Currently, users can choose to view the "Using the New Tactics Resources" tool in English, French, or Spanish.

Training Tools provide exercises, worksheets and articles designed to help advocates think about their work in terms of strategy and tactics.

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