Blogs can let groups provoke change the way static websites cannot. Find out some ways this has been put into practice in the Have Fun • Do Good blog. Britt Bravo writes in Do Good Blogging: A Free, Fun Way to Change the World:

In a world where mainstream media tends to focus on celebrities and sensationalism, important problems and possible solutions are often overlooked. Blogs provide a much needed venue for sharing innovative thinking.

… Blogs are an organizers dream. Not only can building a base of regular readers create a group of potential activists, blogs’ linking and cross-posting culture spreads information quickly, and can have an added level of trust, if the reader already knows the source.

Read the article to find out how these, and many other blogs made a difference:

• 100 Mile Diet
• Racialicious
• Race in the Workplace
• Treehugger
• Starbucks Challenge
• Drilling Santa Fe
• Menu for Hope

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