ActiviXML is a dialect of XML that intends to abstract the information flow particularly between large scale social activist communities and individuals in order to reinforce the impact of social activism events.

ActiviXML proposes a standard format, ActiviXML Schema, for the documents that describe a social activism event. This standard format categorizes information and builds information hierarchy.

In collaboration with Engin Erdogan.

ActiviXML Sample
ActiviXML Schema (XSD)

Element Structure The top element is the <channel> that describes the source of the information as it is in the popular syndication format RSS. These are the channel elements:
		Element		Description				Example
		title		The name of the channel.				Anti-war Actions
		link		The URL to the website corresponding to the channel.				http://www.anti-war.org
		description		Description of the channel.				Compilation of anti-war events.
		language		The language the channel is written in.				en-us
		contact		Email address for person responsible for the channel.				contact@anti-war.org
		A channel contains any number of <event>s. The sub-elements of event represents the essential information about the event. These are important for easy syndication of the event.
		Element		Description				Example
		title		The title of the event.				March on Washington!
		link		The URL of the event.				http://www.unitedforpeace.org/ article.php?id=3091
		who		Participating individuals and organizations.				INTERNATIONAL ANSWER, United Peace and Justice
		where		Location of the event.				Washington Monument
		when		Date and time of of the event.				2004-05-30T09:30:10
		duration		Duration of the event.				P2H
		what		Manifesto, call to action				March in Washington, D.C. largest anti-war protest since George W. Bush’s May 1 speech on the U.S.S. Lincoln aircraft carrier where he proclaimed “Mission Accomplished.”
		contact		Email address for the responsible person.				contact@anti-war.org
		pubDate		Indicates when the event was published.				2004-05-30T09:30:10