Other Resources for Change

How can activists working in the field of migration influence narratives and perceptions in communities to build understanding and solidarity?

Pinar Aksu is Human Rights & Advocacy Coordinator with the Maryhill Integration Network in Glasgow, Scotland.

Her direct experience of the asylum system, after her family left Turkey when she was still a child, gives Pinar a deep understanding of the experience of those seeking asylum and refuge.

Drawing on her lengthy professional experience, direct activism and academic research, she discusses below the challenges faced and the tactics that can be employed to make positive change.

Disinformation is causing harm in societies around the globe, but there are steps we can take to combat it.

This document explains the terminology around the issue, features expert international opinion and includes links for further information.

Download it here: Disinformation - What is it and how can we counter problems with it.pdf

The report, available here, is aimed at those who are considering a leadership change, those exiting, those managing transition and succession planning within organisations and those who are replacing a leader as incoming CEO.

This guide, aimed at non-profit organisations, is informed by the latest literature and the practical experience of 20 non-profit organisations working in the area of social change.

The Human Dignity Foundation (HDF) commissioned a study to evaluate the impact of an out-of-programme grant made to SCI in response to the refugee emergency in 2015.

In addition to evaluating the results, the case study explored the process and parameters HDF put into place as they considered funding options, potential grantees, and lessons for donors gleaned from this experience.

The document summarises the key findings and lessons from the study by Rebecca Rittgers.

Read the report here.