10 Youth Activism Social Networks | StewartCutler.com

11 09 2008

Youth Activism and Social Media

Posted by Stewart in Change The World, NYA2008, Society, Web 2.0

Over the weekend at NYA2008 we spoke about the power of social media to bring people together for good. I wish I’d checked all my RSS feeds because Ypulse have a great article linking to 10 youth activism sites. All great examples of how the web can be used to organise people and bring them together around an issue.

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