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Mapping for Change
“Tomnod is a team of volunteers (like you!) who work together to identify important objects and interesting places in satellite images. Use Tomnod to explore the Earth, solve real-world problems, and view amazing images of our changing planet. With the … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Communication
Tagged activism, Crowd-sourced, Development, Images, Satellite, Slacktivism, social change, technology
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Crap-tivism: a new baby for slacktivism?
There is a new form of slacktivism and clicktivism – one that, besides doing any good, does some harm… Continue reading
Monastery or Square
The 10th annual No Boundaries conference linked Watershed, Bristol and HOME, Manchester, two UK multi-arts venues; with free online live streaming of the programme being broadcast between the two auditoriums of delegates. The two day conference considered the role of … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Communication, Creative and Cultural Expression
Tagged activism, art, diversity, inclusion, participation, social change
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