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Campaigns

Public-interest campaigns. Each one starts only when the General Assembly adds it to the Work Program.

01Campaigns

  • Public-interest campaign

    Count us in

    Explain how each census and survey asks about birthplace, ancestry, ethnicity and language, so people can answer freely.

    Proposed 0 of 3 milestones

  • Public-interest campaign

    Teach the mother tongue

    More trained teachers and shared materials for weekend and community schools in Kurmanji, Sorani, Zazaki, Southern Kurdish and Gorani.

    Proposed 1 of 3 milestones

  • Public-interest campaign

    Safe by default

    Members and their families keep their accounts safe and can recognise phishing and impersonation.

    Proposed 1 of 3 milestones

02Rules every campaign keeps

  • Non-partisan. KCO does not campaign for or against any party, candidate, faction or armed actor.
  • No fundraising. Campaigns never collect or route money.
  • No pressure. Nobody is told how to vote, answer or believe.
  • Lawful everywhere. Every action is legal where it takes place.
  • Safe by design. No lists of supporters are published. You choose what you share.
  • Evidence first. Every claim carries its source and label.

03Propose a campaign

A campaign needs a clear public benefit, evidence with sources and actions that anyone can take lawfully. Send a proposal; it is recorded for the General Assembly.

Send a proposal

04How a campaign starts

Process

From proposal to public-interest campaign

A campaign starts only when the General Assembly adds it to the Work Program.

7 steps

ProposerKCOGeneral AssemblyPublic pagesreturned01 · StartProposal sent02 · RecordRecorded03 · GateRules check04 · DecisionWork Program decision05 · StepCampaign page06 · RecordMilestones tracked07 · OutcomeOutcome reported

Run log

  1. 01 · Proposer

    Proposal sent

    A member, Chapter or Community Cell proposes it: a clear public benefit, evidence with sources, and a lawful ask.

  2. 02 · KCO

    Recorded

    The proposal is recorded for the General Assembly.

    Record
    Decisions register

  3. 03 · KCO

    Rules check

    Non-partisan, no fundraising, no pressure, lawful everywhere, safe by design, evidence first.

  4. 04 · General Assembly

    Work Program decision

    The General Assembly adopts the campaign or returns it.

    Rule
    Agents record decisions; they never take them.

  5. 05 · Public pages

    Campaign page

    The page states why it matters, what is asked and the rules it keeps.

    Rule
    No list of supporters is published.

  6. 06 · KCO

    Milestones tracked

    Each milestone shows its status in words.

  7. 07 · Public pages

    Outcome reported

    Results are published with their sources and labels.

The campaign rules and decision D10 on this network’s pages.

Cite this page
APA

The Kurdish Cooperation Organization. (2026). Campaigns. kurds.global. https://kurds.global/civic/campaigns/

Chicago

The Kurdish Cooperation Organization. 2026. “Campaigns.” kurds.global. https://kurds.global/civic/campaigns/.

BibTeX
@misc{kco2026_civic_campaigns,
	author = {{The Kurdish Cooperation Organization}},
	year = {2026},
	note = {Licence: CC BY 4.0},
	title = {Campaigns},
	url = {https://kurds.global/civic/campaigns/},
	howpublished = {https://kurds.global/civic/campaigns/},
}

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05Research and sources

Recent and relevant work on this page’s subject, from approved open scholarly sources. Metadata and links only. Titles stay as published. Not yet reviewed.

  1. Diaspora as socio‐material assemblage: Political agency in the Kurdish freedom movement’s representations of homeland

    Francesco Ventura · 2023 · Global Networks

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  2. Kurdish Diaspora Activism in the Netherlands

    Emine Igdi · 2026 · Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

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    Bahar Başer, Idris Ahmedi, Mari Toivanen · 2017 · Migration from Turkey to Sweden

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  4. Art and activism by Kurdish women intelligentsia in Germany: Counter-cultural Voice within Hegemonic Politics

    2024 · Art, Gender and Migration in the Kurdish Diaspora

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    Sohrab Ahmadian · 2024 · Springer Nature Singapore

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    Bahar Başer, Duygu Atlas · 2021 · Politics Religion & Ideology

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  7. Identity Formation and Political Mobilization in Diaspora: Kurdish Diaspora in the United States

    Ihsan Gunduz · 2017 · Mason Publishing – University Libraries

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  8. The Kurdish Diaspora in Canada: A Study of Political Activism and The Uses of the Kurdish Language

    Esengul Tasdemir · 2019 · Université d’Ottawa / University of Ottawa

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  9. The role of Kurdish women’s activism in cultivating a sense of belonging in the diaspora

    Berrin Altin · 2025 · Hospitality & Society

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  10. Kurdish Diaspora Mobilisation in Denmark

    Anne Sofie Schøtt · 2021 · Edinburgh University Press

    BookCrossrefOpenAIRE

  11. Mother-Activism before the European Court of Human Rights: Gender sensitivity towards Kurdish mothers and wives in enforced disappearances cases

    Maja Davidovic · 2018 · Kurdish Studies

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  12. Political Movements and Leverage Points: Kurdish Activism in the European Diaspora

    Vera Eccarius-Kelly · 2002 · Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs

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