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Aw, crud, it’s ‘Blog Day’ and I might have missed it! Like a Hallmark Holiday that shanghais the buyer into feeling like they’ve missed an occasion of importance, (Heads up! Grandparents’ Day is Sept.

This is one, in a group of posts by fellow changebloggers, uniting to show that social media can do, and is achieving social good. Origins of the Changeblogger In late May, Britt Bravo at Have Fun * Do Good recruited her readers to create a list of Changebloggers - members of the blogging community

July 17 Update: Been covering the YPulse Mashup and am out of town now; updating soon; standby! If you still think Cha-cha is a dance step and Isis is a bird, it’s time to mobilize your mindset and get a glimpse of mobile youth trends and teen texting so you’re fully abreast of The Next Great Thing.

In late May, Britt Bravo at Have Fun * Do Good recruited her readers to create a list of Changebloggers - members of the blogging community who: “…use their blog, podcast or vlog to raise awareness, build community, and/or facilitate readers, listeners, and viewers taking action to make the world

Nonprofits Need to Catch Up to the Attention Economy As part of the Net2ThinkTank, Britt Bravo has asked for posts responding to this question, “How can nonprofits and NGOs succeed in the online attention economy?” Herewith is my data free, not-so-humble opinion! Britt also supplied helpful overviews of the attention economy here.

Kavita Ramdas, the current President and CEO of the Global Fund for Women sat down with Britt Bravo of Have Fun Do Good, to speak on women’s rights across the globe. “I think there are many different ways in which you define leadership.

Telling the Good You Wish to See in the World "One of our board members, who lives in Nepal, always does a little spin on Gandhi's famous quote, "Be the change you wish to see in the world." She says, "Create the media you wish to see in the world." Britt Bravo comes through again with an