by Gradon on January 14, 2010 · 2 comments
Earlier this week, Jeff Cutler and I met with people from the Greater Boston Food Bank and brainstormed ideas to help them better use social media. It was a great conversation, and one that I have with many nonprofits that I work with. In an effort to help more organizations, I’ve listed below five quick [...]
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by Gradon on August 1, 2009 · 0 comments
For a little over a year now, Matt Knell, Meg Fowler and I — as Social Media for Social Change (SM4SC) — have been using the social web to raise awareness (and funds!) for charities. In that time, we’ve noticed a sharp increase in social media being used for good causes, whether by organizations or [...]
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Have you noticed? I have. Walking down the street, there’s a lightness in people’s steps. They’re smiling more than they were a week ago. America’s high. High on hope. High on change. On that note, I’d like to share something. My friend and coworker Danielle sent me photos from a rally for Barack Obama that [...]
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I have way too many thoughts flowing through my head right now. All I can say is, Congratulations, Mr. President-Elect.
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Gradon Tripp is a Boston-based social media, technology and design aficionado that fully immerses himself in the world of social media. He is the founder of DesignBoston.org, the largest Boston-based architecture and design blog, and co-founder of Social Media for Social Change, an organization that helps non-profits use the tools of social media to further their causes.
Gradon works as a freelance social media and content strategist. He blogs here about social media and marketing for a variety of industries, and the thoughts here are his (not those of his employers, clients, friends or family).
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