Next steps
We need to take a focused approach in order to develop high-profile, integrated communications moments that make human rights mainstream
Our workshop revealed significant opportunities but also highlighted key challenges we need to address to create meaningful engagement with human rights issues.
1. Focus our audience
Identify specific audience segments that could serve as 'wedges' into the mainstream
- Define 2-3 clear audience segments based on workshop insights
- Create detailed behavioural and psychographic profiles
- Map specific barriers to human rights engagement
- Validate segments through targeted interviews
2. Develop creative springboards
Create provocative 'what if?' scenarios that challenge current assumptions about engagement
- Use evolved directions as creative prompts
- Develop visual and narrative stimulus materials
- Create platform-specific engagement hypotheses
- Build out clear examples of potential moments
3. Facilitate design workshop
Bring together key stakeholders to generate focused, actionable concepts
- Assemble cross-functional team including AIUK stakeholders
- Use springboard materials to generate initial concepts
- Focus on specific, scalable moments
- Prioritise ideas based on impact and feasibility
4. Begin testing
Start small, learn fast, and iterate based on real user feedback
- Select one clearly defined moment to test
- Build for a specific platform/context
- Test with users from target segment
- Iterate based on learnings before scaling