One of our clients, BCSEA, scored a huge campaign victory last month when the B.C. provincial government announced renewed funding for the nearly defunct retrofit energy efficiency program, LiveSmart BC.
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Communicopia helps the people who help the world become more open, collaborative, and citizen-driven by deeply embracing the web.
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BC Sustainable Energy Assn campaign brings back LiveSmart
Submitted by Leslie Dickout on May 17, 2010 - 10:48am.Help The Climate Movement Win a Webby!
Submitted by Leslie Dickout on April 20, 2010 - 5:37pm.
We recently received the fantastic news that TckTckTck.org has been nominated for best Activism website in the People's Choice Webby Awards. And we need your help to win!
Web Thinking - the choice ahead for institutions
Submitted by Jason Mogus on March 16, 2010 - 8:19am.
Today we are launching something new, controversial, and maybe even transformative. Two of our partners have taken work they first presented at the Social Tech Training last year and turned it into a manifesto for how the way organizations approach digital today needs to radically shift.
Called “Web Thinking: The choice ahead for movement-leading organizations”, it poses that rather than pour more resources into digital as a channel grafted onto our same legacy designed, silo’d, less responsive, and slow to change organizations, the winners of the next wave of innovation need to change at their very fiber to embrace the opportunities being taken by the most successful campaigns and companies on the web today.
