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Request for Proposals

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2007 REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP)

"Promoting Tactical Innovation and Strategic Thinking in the Global Human Rights Movement"

Application Form

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2007 APPLICATION FORM

Submit a maximum of FIVE (5) pages addressing ALL areas outlined below.

New Tactics 2006 Grant Projects

New Tactics 2006 Grant Projects

Using New Tactics Around the World

Using New Tactics Around the World

Both during and after the Symposium, many participants expressed great enthusiasm for sharing their experiences with their colleagues and others.

2005

In 2005, Micro Grant Recipients from the following list of countries carried out various activities.

2004

In 2004, Post-Symposium, partners from the following countries carried out various activities.

Argentina

Translated a tactical notebook from Spanish into English.

Common Questions

Common Questions

What is a tactic? A tactic is a specific action taken to try to address a situation as it relates to a specific plan (strategy). Tactics can take different shapes and forms.

Why New Tactics?

Why New Tactics?

While great advances have been made in human rights advocacy over the past 50 years, human rights abuses remain widespread and persistent.

What We Do

What We Do

The New Tactics in Human Rights project works in three interconnected ways:

Tactic Examples

Tactic Examples

A tactic can be almost anything you can imagine. Some involve sophisticated computer programming. Others are as simple as turning your light on and off at a certain time - along with thousands of others.