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Oct 19, 2015
Just over a year ago, we created a digital space where individuals used their own words and images to take collective action on causes and issues. In our first month, we saw students from around the U.S., Mexico, Canada, and even Nepal make their mark on a number of those collective action projects. They stood together on issues like educate, campus sexual assault, governmental reform, disaster relief, and sent messages to other young people in need of support.
Their work was incredibly honest, genuine, and powerful. And once we saw what student activists could do with the Postcard platform, it really got us thinking. What if we created a space specifically for young people? A space where students could get involved with the issues affecting their community and generation, and use their passion and skills as social innovators to create change.
That's why we created Postcard Educate - ...See More
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