The recent NASA images genuinely blew me away. I know humans have made the trip a few times now, but it still fascinates me and literally blows my mind. The thought that also surfaces when this topic comes up is when my primary school English teacher told me to ´Get your head out of space […]
Gamification as we know it has evolved. And yes, AI has been key. No-code platforms. Vibe coding. All of it. Let’s be real – I could only dream of building games a year or two ago. Thank you, vibe coding. For years, gamification was badges. Points. Leaderboards. Stars on progress bars. Then social media and
Be honest. Does fundraising feels like it’s happening in a completely upside-down world? Algorithms shifting. Donors distracted. Too many causes competing for the same tiny slice of attention. But here’s the good news: cultural moments can flip all of that in your favour. When you tap into ideas, visuals or moments that people already recognise,
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Social Media Platforms in 2026: Where Community Engagement Trumps Algorithms
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When most people think of gaming, they picture entertainment — not impact. But a quiet revolution has been unfolding behind the screens: communities of gamers, creators, and nonprofits using play to raise awareness, drive donations, and build connection in ways traditional campaigns rarely achieve. Gaming isn’t just a pastime anymore. It’s a cultural ecosystem —
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Let’s be honest. If your team uses ChatGPT to draft fundraising emails or Claude to polish your next newsletter (guilty 🙋♂️), the EU AI Act officially applies to you. Before you roll your eyes — “not another regulation” — hear me out. This one isn’t nearly as bad as it sounds. The truth is, getting
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After studying AI strategy in business at MIT and reflecting on my next steps, I found myself returning to old hobbies—like making some truly terrible amateur music mixes. Despite my lack of skill, I still enjoy it. In getting creative again, something clicked: I started noticing the patterns—the rhythm, the flow, the instinct to listen,
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