The Best Online Campaign Ever?

by Jason Mogus | Aug 22, 2008 | Innovative Campaigns

Life has been full this summer, especially because we recently took on a role helping Gregor Robertson and Vision Vancouver's exciting campaign to win the Mayor's and city council seats this November. Gregor is an old friend (and client, we helped his Happy...

It’s Not About the Web :: Learnings from the Social Tech Training

by Jason Mogus | Jul 3, 2008 | Digital Transformation

Last week we convened Canada's first ever intensive web training event for the social change sector. Called the Social Tech Training, the event was a collaboration between Web of Change, a series of events owned by the community but managed by Communicopia, and...

Making Charity Cool :: Nothing But Nets in the New York Times

by Jason Mogus | Jun 2, 2008 | Innovative Campaigns

The New York Times ran a story on Sunday about our Nothing But Nets campaign, saying that the $10 mosquito net to save a child in Africa message has created a "movement like a modern version of the March of Dimes" that is reaching and engaging young people...

Open Everything Gets Rolling

by Jason Mogus | May 8, 2008 | Team Change

We’re excited to let you know about the Open Everything Retreat, coming this fall toHollyhock. Former Web of Change co-convener Mark Surman is at the helm, supported by Jason Mogus, David Eaves, and Mike Lewkowitz, to explore how the meme of "open" is...

The Elders and Peter Gabriel Make Time 100 List

by Jason Mogus | May 7, 2008 | Innovative Campaigns

Christopher and I just got back from an action packed week in the UK with The Elders, moving their online vision and strategyproject forward (see my March blog postfor more info on this amazing new global NGO, their vision, how important online is for them,...