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Visitors of the Save the Arctic homepage are greeted by endearing photographs of polar bears juxtaposed with shadowy images of Arctic oil rigs encroaching on the bears’ natural habitat. Displayed above in bold script, the rationale for Save the Arctic is clear: “The melting Arctic is under threat from oil drilling, industrial fishing and conflict. You [...]
Hi! My name is Smitha and I’m from Cambridge, Massachusetts where I will be a rising senior at Harvard College. I’m excited that my interests, which range from social entrepreneurship to environmental justice to science research, will converge this summer at the Mobilisation Lab. For my first post, I would like to highlight a campaign [...]
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Campaign Spotting: Ending Homelessness & Global Love for the Arctic Open source, testing, a few key datasets heart of Obama campaign data strategy says @rayidghani: http://t.co/XzjWLA00vY
16 hours agoBe persistent, smart. How digital changes comms in world of radical connectivity via @DrNickMorgan: http://t.co/3drAfyPEjX
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YesterdayThx, Nicole... RT @nicole_amber: How @WashingtonBus is winning at email, via @MobilisationLab http://t.co/JLjvCB2FmL
YesterdayOffline engagement drives up email opens & other hotness you can learn from @washingtonbus: http://t.co/GYMHp0TSGf #nptech
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