Tag Archives: Kony 2012

If only it was this easy

Ze Frank recently completed a Kickstarter crowdfunding exercise. I helped out responding to his offer of saving one of fifty babies from toy sharks and lions. The photo is here on the blog post, or click on this link to … Continue reading

Posted in Activism, Slactivism, Ze Frank | Tagged , , | 1 Comment

One Lesson From Kony 2012

Stranger and stranger. As the Kony 2012 saga unfolds, who would have thought in their wildest dreams that this is where the campaign would be two weeks after release? Well over 100 million views and a personal tragedy unfolding in … Continue reading

Posted in Jason Russell, Kony 2012, Social media | Tagged , , | Leave a comment

Buy A Bracelet, Sooth Some Guilt. Will Kony 2012 Peak?

Starting a global conversation around how injustice is defined is entirely worthwhile to my mind. From one perspective, as it relates to Kony 2012, it really doesn’t matter whether someone is Most Wanted #1 or so far down the list … Continue reading

Posted in Child mortality, Kony 2012, Theory of Change | Tagged , , | 1 Comment

Ze Frank Is Saving Babies

Child mortality is a serious issue. This week I have seen two different approaches, both clever, toward raising awareness and building collaboration which help to save the lives of children. The first is Kony 2012. Read my previous post Reframing Kony? How … Continue reading

Posted in Activism, Kony 2012, Ze Frank | Tagged , , | Leave a comment

Reframing Kony? How to solve the world’s trickiest problems

Kony 2012 is a recent campaign uploaded onto YouTube by Invisible Children. It was posted on 5 March 2012, and already has enjoyed a wide circulation. Invisible Children’s mission is stated on their website as ‘using film, creativity and social … Continue reading

Posted in 10 City Bridge Run, Activism, Kony 2012 | Tagged , , | 6 Comments