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European Center for Digital Action
Oct 9, 20249 min read
The Rise of the AfD and the Digital Challenge: How Progressive Parties in Germany Can Catch Up
Five German digital strategists look at the tactics that have contributed to the AfD’s rise and share digital strategies for progresives.


Clare O'Donoghue Velikić
Jun 27, 20242 min read
Analyzing the EP elections through a social media lens
Throughout Europe, it's clear this was not a good election for progressives. As we lick our wounds, we need to learn some lessons.
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European Center for Digital Action
Jun 12, 20244 min read
How can progressives keep the European Union moving forward? Ideas for the next five years
The European elections have concluded –– and a time of reflection has begun: what does this outcome mean for Europe?


European Center for Digital Action
May 24, 20243 min read
Every last progressive MEP counts: why your work before the EP elections is so important –– and why we should not stop there.
With less than 3 weeks until the European elections, the heat is on: every last bit of effort might translate into one more progressive MEP.


European Center for Digital Action
May 9, 20246 min read
Likes are not the same thing as votes
Advice from the experts on how to navigate a disrupted digital campaign scene ahead of the European elections.


European Center for Digital Action
Apr 10, 20246 min read
Young women worldwide are becoming more progressive — how do you harness their power?
Explore how young women worldwide are leading a shift towards more progressive views and what this means for politics.
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Dorka Takacsy
Mar 25, 20245 min read
Lessons learned from the Russian presidential election
An analysis of the harsh realities and key takeaways from the recent Russian presidential election and the role that community building, inf
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European Center for Digital Action
Mar 18, 20243 min read
Portuguese elections: far-right Chega and progressive Livre mobilize voters online, main parties preach to their choirs on TV
For a long time, Portugal was seen as an exception when it came to the rise of far-right parties all over Europe, but last weekend’s snap el
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