Advocacy coalitions grow through people who sign up once and then stay involved, so the first form a supporter fills in matters. This registration form is built for campaigns, nonprofits, and research networks working on feminist foreign policy, where supporters range from first-time activists to policy professionals and academics.
Supporters share their name, email, optional phone number, country, and city, then say whether they are registering as an individual, on behalf of an organization, as a researcher, a policy professional, or a student. They pick the priorities that matter most to them, such as disarmament, care-centered diplomacy, gender mainstreaming, climate justice, or migration rights, and describe their level of advocacy experience.
The next questions turn interest into action: how people want to take part, from signing petitions and joining webinars to contributing research or organizing local events, how much time they can give each month, and which skills they bring. Only people who register on behalf of an organization are asked for its name. The form ends with agreements to the campaign commitment, inclusive conduct, and email updates.
Organizers come away with a supporter list already sorted by priority, capacity, and skill, which makes it easier to route people into working groups and send the right action alerts.
