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How the Advocacy Academy strengthened a grassroots organisation navigating funding challenges and climate impacts When the Christian Youth Volunteers Association Trust (CYVAT) joined ICAAD’s Frames: Human Rights for Impact course in late 2024, they weren’t...
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As artificial intelligence reshapes the global economy—with predictions of nearly 40% of employment exposed to AI and potential GDP increases of $7 trillion—a critical gap has emerged in how we assess its risks. While AI harm taxonomies and incident databases have...
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Mining in Solomon Islands is expanding rapidly, often without free, prior, and informed consent from communities who bear the environmental and social risks. Photo by Alex DeCiccio, licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International...
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Part 1 of the Transforming Advocacy Through Data Literacy Series (Read part 2 and part 3) By Jyoti Diwan In today’s world, advocacy organizations rely on the power of data to tell stories, drive change, and measure impact. Yet, many nonprofits struggle with the chaos...
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At ICAAD, we believe systemic change grows through long-term, partner-led relationships. Our theory of change is grounded in relational systems transformation: listening first, co-building slowly, and moving at the pace of trust. This is what that looks like in...
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Take the next Advocacy Essentials course and learn to navigate power, conflict, and change without losing yourself or your people. The next Advocacy Essentials course is now open for enrollment and will start on July 9th. While it’s our “foundations”...
