I just published a short blog on Crowdfunding as Neighborhood Storytelling. The article is part of a “hotspot” series on civic crowdfunding, written by members of the Civic Paths research group at USC Annenberg.
Raising money is one objective for crowdfunding, but not the only one. Every crowdfunding attempt also performs a story. How does crowdfunding shift neighborhood stories of place?
Says the Indian PM, “Create games for change which will not only solve local problems but also address global issue” (Times of India). Who knows what exactly he meant beyond esports, but I love it. cc @G4C
🎉Congratulations @AU_SOC Professor @bgstokes for winning the @AmericanU Faculty Award for Outstanding Scholarship, Research, Creative Activity, and Other Professional Contributions! Thank you for your exceptional contributions!
Listening station and #UrbanFurniture in Congressional Cemetary. h/t @SamirMeghelli
