Resources – RE.FRAMING ACTIVISM

Cyberactivism and Gender-Based Violence in Brazil: the case of networked activism led by Sabrina Bittencourt in João de Deus case

December 8th, 2018. João Teixeira de Farias, commonly known as “João de Deus” (“John of God” in Portuguese), the worldwide…

FAKE! and TRUE BELIEVER – two new activist videos by Tom Kalin

As we launch our new look at Re.framing Activism—one put together by the original founder of the website, Rachel Tavernor—…

The Populist Turn of the 2011 Protest Wave

by Paolo Gerbaudo For anybody with some experience in social movements and the radical Left, the movements of 2011 have…

Contemporary Protest and the Legacy of Dissent by Stuart Price and Ruth Sanz Sabido

-by Stuart Price and Ruth Sanz Sabido Our goal in editing Contemporary Protest and the Legacy of Dissent was to…

Global Humanitarianism and Media Culture

Re. Framing Activism‘s readers are sure to want to know about an upcoming conference on Global Humanitarianism and Media Culture….

UKIP Research and Activism Resources

The European elections are taking place this week. The UK Independence Party (UKIP) has dominated UK media coverage of the…

Anti-War Activism

As the United States of America threaten air strikes on Syria, anti-war protests have taken place across the globe. This week, we’ve…

#occupygezi: Protest Posters Progress

Yaman Kayabali is a postgraduate student in the Art History and Museum Curating program at the University of Sussex. Prior…

#occupygezi: Gezi Protests in Turkey

Yaman Kayabali is a postgraduate student in the Art History and Museum Curating program at the University of Sussex. Prior…

Celebrity Politics: Image and Identity in Contemporary Political Communications by Mark Wheeler

Mark Wheeler is a Professor of Political Communications at London Metropolitan University. Mark’s research interests include the political economy of…