In the political tech space, NationBuilder is a very popular platform for building around online mobilization. I have used NationBuilder on campaigns and have completed the “Certified Expert” course. So I have had a chance to explore tool and its capabilities. Because NationBuilder seems to be the “go to” platform for political and advocacy campaigns […]
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A new report outlines online campaign strategies for smaller non-profit organizations.
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Not all impacts can be precisely measured.
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The latest Internet sensation hit the general public last week when a video about Ugandan war criminal Joseph Kony produced by a not-for-profit outfit named Invisible Children caught the attention of the Internet in a big way – becoming the most viral video in history. I’m sure sure your Facebook, Twitter or RSS feed was
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Yesterday was International Women's Day. To mark the occasion, the Toronto Star's Heather Malilck took to her regular column to decry the state of women's rights. Specifically, she references the recent controversy involving bombastic conservative personality Rush Limbaugh: "American women are fighting a rearguard action for something as basic as birth control to be
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If you’re a regular visitor, you’re probably well aware of the controversy surrounding Public Safety Minister Vic Toews and his “Lawful Access” Bill, otherwise known as Bill C-30 or the Protecting Children from Internet Predators Act. Along with protests from a wide range of groups, a Twitter account dedicated to embarrassing Toews, @Vikileaks30, (were there
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