This work investigates the complex interplay between global activism and the media landscape. It brings together activists and academics to explore the theory and practice of how global activism relates to all forms of media, both mainstream and alternative. The contributors examine the representation of global activism within mainstream media channels and articulate the strategies employed by activists to disseminate their own ideas and narratives.

This collection is likely to be of interest to scholars and practitioners in sociology, political science, and media studies. The focus on both theory and practice suggests a balanced approach, offering insights into the strategic use of media by activist groups. The inclusion of both academics and activists promises a diverse range of perspectives on the challenges and opportunities presented by the global media environment.