Sławomir Mentzen, the far-right Konfederacja candidate, has become a surprise front-runner in Poland’s 2025 presidential race thanks to his unmatched dominance on social media. This report explores how Mentzen built a digital-first political movement—using TikTok virality, influencer tactics, and a constant campaign strategy to mobilize youth, rebrand extremism, and bypass traditional media. But can his early momentum survive the final stretch?

How can visual communications truly support progressive change? In this post, Mariana Spada shares lessons from years of designing for campaigns—from local to global—on how to move beyond trends and create visuals that are strategic, authentic, and built to inspire lasting impact.

It’s Not About the Money—It’s About the People

The death of the follower: progressive organizing in the age of algorithmic discovery

The purpose of this report is to examine how far-right parties—specifically the German AfD—use digital tools and platforms for campaigning. Featured image, The Vorfeld: influencers, groups and institutions gravitating around the AfD via YouTube.

A report on how the rapid movement persuaded the police to cooperate with women’s rights specialists. Featured image via Dániel Németh (444) Written by Fanny Mommertz