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The most useful tools, reports, books, how-to-guides, videos, briefings, presentations and websites for people working in international development.
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Putting the people in the pictures first (2024 updated version)
25 November 2024 • Siobhan Warrington with support from the co-chairs of the Bond Ethical Storytelling working group
Updated guidance on the process of filming, photography and interviewing, as well as the selection and use of images and stories by NGOs.
Aspire: Analysing your website through an ethical lens
27 September 2023
This workshop, led by Maryam Mohsin, Head of Media & Communications at Bond, will give you insight into how you can assess your organisation's website through an ethical lens, and what steps you can take to ensure your messages are accurate, inclusive, nuanced, and accessible.
Taking British politics and colonialism out of our language
5 December 2021 • Maryam Mohsin
Our depoliticised and decolonised language guide, which states phrases we will no longer use and the alternative language we are adopting
Talking disability: Exploring inclusive communications, language and disability
23 March 2021 • Bond Disability and Development Group
A recording from the Bond Disability and Development Group (DDG) webinar which hosted an interactive and practical workshop on inclusive approaches, learning and good practice.
Public Insight 2020: Finding the supporters of the future
3 December 2020
As support for international development falls in the UK, we urgently need to inspire potential supporters with powerful stories they can relate to, in the places where they go.
No straight lines – Transformations with young feminist organisers
29 September 2020 • FRIDA | Young Feminist Fund
Resource from FRIDA aimed at engaging INGOS, funders and other philanthropic actors in dialogue on how they can work with young feminist organisers for transformation.
Podcasts: Where next?
2 June 2020 • IBT
Despite other forms of media showing decline, podcasts continue to grow exponentially. In this report from IBT they look at how INGOs can best utilise the medium.