The boundary between digital and physical spaces can be unclear.

Ideas about what makes a 'woman' and a 'man', the power dynamics between the genders, how they should relate to each other, disavowal of other forms of gender identities and more, can be formed, repeated and circulated within online spaces.

But these ideas also move from the containment in computers, to the people who are consuming, producing and reproducing them. From there, it is carried to offline spaces, where people interact in the home, at school, coffee shops, workplaces, restaurants etc. The direction can also happen the other way around, or in unexpected ways.

Agitate the spaces you occupy. Bring your online activism to your offline presence. One simple way, print stickers!

• Click to download and save the sticker sets below, in the format you're most comfortable with (image file for graphics software, OpenOffice or Microsoft Office)
• Add your own words
• Print them onto sticker papers
• You're ready to go :)

Sticker Set 1 - Campaign icon
"Take Back The Tech" in English, Spanish & French
Format available: pdf (501kb)

Sticker Set 2 - Campaign icon (blank)
Blank so you can add you own words
Formats available: jpeg (253kb), odp (274kb), doc (275kb) & ppt (290kb)

Sticker Set 3 - Campaign banner (mixed)
"Take Back The Tech" in multiple languages (English, Spanish, French, Tagalog, Malay, German, Portuguese, Catalan, Afrikaans & Xhosa); and
Blank spaces so you can add your own words, or translate the tagline in your own language.
Formats available: jpeg (314kb), odp (340kb), doc (337kb) & ppt (352kb)

Or if you made your own stickers, share them with others! Email them to ideas AT takebackthetech DOT org, and we'll put them up here. Or you can upload them to the campaign wiki gallery:

• Register for an account at the wiki working space, or log in if you already have one.
• Go to the "gallery" page.
• Click "upload", and just follow the simple instructions.
• If you have problems, leave a comment, and we'll get back to you ASAP.