is building social network architectures to bring together human rights organizations under a common portal system. The portal system (called the Human Rights Portal) brings together activist networks, professional advocacy organizations and experts to form user communities that coordinate activism at all levels of a movement, connecting local grass roots initiatives with global advocacy. This initiative has the potential to change the dynamics that have historically existed between the media and social movements in a number of ways, not the least of which is that it places the power of issue framing squarely in the hands of movement actors. I'm Not Here Right Now: Virtual Tourism in Fictional Worlds , Ksenia Prasolova , Irina V.Yegorova Fictional representation of real or imaginary spaces is probably the last thing that comes to mind when one thinks of digital tourism. Yet world-building and subsequent touring of the newly-built world has long been one of the central issues for the writers: how does one go about creating such an environment that is realistic enough for the story to unfold, and alluring enough for the readers to want to visit and revisit it? The question is even more pressing for the young Russian writers of both fan and original fiction who tend to prefer setting their stories in foreign (as in 'not here') locations. In this paper, we take a closer look at the types of spaces created by young Russian writers, the reasons for choosing specific locations, the map of the virtual world created