Ten tactics for turning information into action has been produced by the Tactical Technology Collective. It is available under a Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike license on Vimeo.

Ten tactics shows original ways to capture attention and communicate a cause.

This tactic is good for getting vital information to people when popular information sources are incomplete or misleading, or when other direct forms of communication are difficult.

Over the next few weeks I will post the rest of the series.

Be sure to look at the Ten Tactics Card 9 that accompanies the video.
https://theonlineactivist.org/2010/08/03/tactic-9-let-people-ask-the-questions/
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