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The Community Campaign is encouraging talented creatives to enter a competition for the chance to launch a campaign that aims to reduce rates of HIV and increase education about sexual health....
HIV and sexual health clinic 56 Dean Street is teaming up with (awesome) actor Stephen Fry to crowdsource ads designed to raise awareness of HIV. Focused around the Community Campaign Facebook...
Spacehive aims to shake up planning by allowing anyone to post projects to improve public spaces. Whether it's a community centre, park or a revamped high street, anyone can take the idea to...
Spacehive, which calls itself the world’s first crowdfunding site for public space projects, is calling for Londoners at large to volunteer and contribute to the scheme.
Britain In A Day is an extraordinary project to create the definitive self-portrait of Britain today, filmed by you, inspired by Life in a Day. At 00:00 on Saturday 12th November, Ridley Scott...
The Fix the Web project ( http://www.fixtheweb.net/ ), which launched in November and was previewed in our September issue ( http://bit.ly/eQDmpC ), recruits volunteers to contact website owners on...
According to Invisible Children, the film and a related campaign “aims to make Joseph Kony famous, not to celebrate him, but to raise support for his arrest and set a precedent for international...
Founder Chris Gourlay said: “Success in Glyncoch, one of the UK's most deprived towns, really shows the potential power of Spacehive's model in helping communities to transform where...
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