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Online social activism

Reporting from Middle Earth: how to save the world in one click

December 7, 2012Crowd funding, Documentary, Online social activism, Social mediaKerry Sunderland
I recently arrived in Southland, and it feels very much like the end of the earth. It's also not far from Middle Earth, AKA the Queenstown/Wanaka region of New Zealand's South Island (the setting for Sir Peter Jackson's epic Lord of the Rings triology, which was shot "
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The Kony phenomenon

April 4, 2012Online social activism, Social mediaKony, social media, viral, YouTubeKerry Sunderland
When my 12-year-old friend Maya sent me an email with a link to Kony 2012 (a simple but impersonal 'check out this video on YouTube' and URL) on 12 March, I thought her laptop had succumbed to a virus. But Maya was standing up to be counted, just like hundreds of thousands of other childr
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Ten things you can do

June 30, 2009Online social activismKerry Sunderland
The first Australian screening dates have been announced for The Burning Season and we've launched a companion site at www.tenthingsyoucando.com, which has been designed to give audiences who see the documentary some practical suggestions about how they can bring about positive change. 
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Global vote: is capitalism dead?

September 30, 2008Market research, Online social activismKerry Sunderland
Even though I am travelling at the moment and away from my daily news routine, I haven't been able to escape the mainstream media images of the Wall Street stock market meltdown. Let's hope that the Phoenix that emerges from the ashes is one majestic bird.In the meantime, my friend and fe
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Where are the midwives?

June 10, 2008Online social activism, TelevisionKerry Sunderland
I know I said I wouldn't blog about anything other than the iPhone today, but there is an interesting campaign currently doing the email rounds, after 60 Minutes ran a story called 'Birth Choices' on Sunday night. The email, from Tara Darlington at Blue Dakini Productions, encourages people to wr
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Fabi the whale travels Oz for Visual Petition

May 7, 2008Online social activism, Social networkingKerry Sunderland
A few months ago my good friend, business colleague and mad keen surfer Russell Green from RUCC Pty Ltd told me about Visual Petition, and asked me for my support. Visual Petition is a global petition for the conservation of marine animals, backed by Byron local and soul surfer Dave Rastovich
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Write Across Media

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The 2020 @nelsonartsfest Pukapuka Talks programme is now live at https://t.co/ay08Npj9EW - a really good excuse to come to Nelson for a holiday over Labour Weekend! #writersfestival https://t.co/x6g2RAjRJr

- September 10, 2020

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@NMIT novel writers, check out this list! https://t.co/5thCTsYrWz

- August 24, 2020

h J R
@writeaXmedia @writeaXmedia
This is such good news. The Australian Government's treatment of Behrouz and his fellow refugees on Manus Island was atrocious. Proud to be a NZ permanent resident today. . . time to dust off my citizenship application. https://t.co/vHn1w1QqaC

- July 24, 2020

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@nelsonartsfest: The first edition of our Nelson Arts Festival e-news since the lockdown has just left the building! Check it out at https://t.co/EpmnkHdgx4

- July 24, 2020

h J R
@writeaXmedia @writeaXmedia
Congratulations to @NMIT Diploma in Writing for Creative Industries student Lisa Morley-Gray for finding this story and seeing it through to completion; full page on the front of the ‘Weekend’ section for your first feature—no small feat! https://t.co/RhHgijsV3D

- July 12, 2020

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