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Create Change Challenge: Flex Studio Class

OBJECTIVES
The project objective is to provide a campaign, which would entice new users (Change Agents) to sign up, create awareness for users to generate change, and to provide a contest-like atmosphere for the users. This project will also be used to help receive funding from donors and investors.

The Create Change Challenge objective is to provide ideas on specific ways to make an impact on the planet while mastering self-goals. We want to provide the parallel of personal growth to help for the planet.

AUDIENCE
The audience can really be anyone who is interested in change, but we are primarily targeting:

  • College Level Students
  • Young Professionals
  • Progressive Adults

Here are some of the first project examples from the Flex Studio Class. We are meeting tonight for our 3rd class to see progress and I will post updates!

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February 2nd, 2010

Posted by Rachael

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