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America, who are we now & where are we going?
Let's stop trying to actively divide the country.
Foreign policy needs more airtime
The American identity; how do we create something new, now?
What’s it going to take for everyone to feel comfortable?
What does financial equity really mean?
America is the 10th most dangerous country in the world for women & girls
Nobody has the turn-key for any social reform.
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What are we doing to support our civil servants?
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We all want most of the same things.
The Election Is Over. Now What?
How to talk to your family, friends about racism and white privilege
Raising Our Hands: how to recognise internal biases and to avoid making excuses for them
Call to Action for White Women: Know Better, Do Better
How polarised is the debate in the US over abortion?
Figuring out where the march ended and the city began was difficult
It’s a humbling perspective on our limitations as a humans and certainly as mothers.
Glamour Women of the Year
Women's March Organizers Met With Twitter's Jack Dorsey And Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg
Together We Rise: The Best Photos and Stories from a New Book About the Women's March
First, Listen. Then, Learn: Anti-Racism Resources For White People
Dear White Women: Acting Like An Anti-Racist Doesn’t Make You One
Activist Jenna Arnold Releases New Book 'Raising Our Hands'
Books to Watch
press
#IfIDiePleaseTakeMyKidneys
“Using tweets and posts to speed up organ donation…this approach is shaking up longstanding assumptions.”
White House, Private Sector Act to Reduce Organ Transplant Waiting List
NYT names ORGANIZE as one of the biggest ideas in Social Change in 2016.
NYT names ORGANIZE as one of the biggest ideas in Social Change in 2016.
20 Most Disruptive Innovators of 2016
Give & Live empowers people with all of the resources they need to consider kidney donation.
Oprah names ORGANIZE co-founders to SuperSoul100: Top 100 awakened leaders who are using their voices and talent to elevate humanity.
Surgeon Says App May Turn Organ Donation Support Into ‘Concrete Action’
Finding Organ Donors Concealed In Plain Sight
“Much as we might criticize hashtag activism, tweeting about your organ-donor status literally might save lives.”
“We can no longer act as if the current system of organ procurement is good enough because, for far too many individuals and their families, it isn’t.”
Organize runs right at the myths instead of pretending like they don’t exist.
Classy Award: Top 10 Most Innovative Nonprofits and Social Enterprises in the World
“ORGANIZE has enlisted the support of celebrities, including David Hasselhoff, Alan Thicke and Ozzy and Kelly Osbourne, to engage with their families via Twitter to tackle the topic of organ donation head-on.”
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“If these new apps can reduce waiting-list times for patients, it will be another example of technology changing the world for the better.”
“Typically ads addressing the topic of organ donation have been dry and serious, addressing the issue of the need for such donors head-on.”
“This registry has the potential to save so many lives. Soon we’ll wonder how we ever did it any other way.”
Living Donors And The True Power Of Facebook Virality
“In two short years, ORGANIZE has already worked wonders. It has built the country’s first-ever central donor registry, an easy-to-use system currently operating in some 40 states.”
Forbes 30 Under 30 for Social Entrepreneurship
The Levo 100: Transformers
Winner of Stanford MedX’s Inaugural Health Care Design Award
$1MM 1st Prize in 2014 Verizon Powerful Answers Award
“ORGANIZE has built technology tools that allow anyone to share their donor wishes publicly….it would have made our experience so much easier when Vikki passed.”
Make a Difference This ‘Giving Tuesday’ — Without Spending a Dime.
“Organ donation has never been a mainstream cause, our goal is to make it cool.”
Why This Startup Wants To Go Out Of Business In 5 Years
Why This Startup Wants To Go Out Of Business In 5 Years
EXILED! press
“jolts them from being in the hypnotic state of American overindulgence...”
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"Do something that has not been done yet".
“Exiled” which was sold to MTV and is now airing in over 100 countries