Cause Creation: Teen Dies in Transplant Outrage, and a Movement Begins
When 17-year-old Nataline Sarkisyan died on Dec. 20th while awaiting a liver transplant her insurance company refused to pay for until it was too late, her case moved beyond one family’s desperate...
View ArticleA Nomination Won Online
When Barack Obama accepted the Democratic nomination for President on Thursday night, he capped a long and inspiring campaign that set records for fundraising and personal involvement – and he also put...
View ArticleBill Clinton and the Economic Crisis: A Blogger's Chat
The question for philanthropy says former President Bill Clinton, is whether “people give more or less” during the unfolding American financial crisis. “I think there’s at least a 50-percent chance...
View ArticleNot So Fast! Election Day Monitoring Goes Mobile
Just three weeks ago, social networking gurus Nancy Scola and Allison Fine of techPresident and the Personal Democracy Forum tossed out a big idea: why not use mobile technology and the kind of...
View ArticleCauseWired Politics: Remembering the Near Past
By this time tomorrow, the United States will likely have a new President-elect – and just as likely, he will be the product of the most socially-wired campaign in American history. Maintaining tight...
View ArticleWhat Obama's Victory Means for the Social Sector
[Cross-posted from onPhilanthropy.com] In a victory that holds deep lessons for how nonprofit organizations and cause-driven ventures will organize volunteers and build support in the future, Barack...
View ArticleChange.gov vs. Change.org
If President-elect Barack Obama and his transition team are looking for a model that uses the power of social networks and citizen democracy to open up government, they ought to bring their own...
View ArticlePost-Obama Organizing? It's Already in the Streets
Understandably, there’s been a lot of discussion in the last two weeks about the future of the powerful Obama Internet operation. Does the vast, empowered constituency serve as a virtual public...
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