Create for Change
Dillon St. Bernard, Chrystian WoodsCreate for Change is a resource for the era of creative activism, built for the people harnessing art, creativity, and storytelling to move culture.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 28 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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Elections Won’t Save a Movement People Don’t Trust
This article is republished from an op-ed I co-authored with Chrystian Woods in Common Dreams.
As millions head to the polls in the 2026 elections, voters are showing up disappointed, forgotten, and worn down from years of failed p...
Episode 9: Reflections From Building a Creative Community with Michael Oloyede
SUMMARY
On this episode of Create for Change, we’re joined by Michael Oloyede, an actor, producer, community builder, and former digital strategy lead for CultureCon, the world’s largest creative conference for creators of color.
Micha...
Episode 8: A Winning Digital Strategy Requires Experimentation and Creativity with Max Levy
SUMMARY
On this episode of Create for Change, we’re joined by Max Levy, a digital and political strategist with over a decade of experience in the nonprofit, government, and campaign space.
Max has played key roles in digital fundraisi...
Creatives Can't Skip Personal Branding Anymore
Real talk: having a personal brand can be exhausting.
Marketing yourself online, strategically amplifying your own work and accomplishments, and turning your internal monologue into daily social media posts can feel cringy, self-congratula...
Episode 7: Fostering Youth Civic Engagement with Alex Edgar
SUMMARY
On this episode of Create for Change, we’re joined by Alex Edgar, a Gen Z civic leader bridging generations to make room for intentional youth participation in American civic life.
A Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree, Alex co-founded...
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Founder, strategist, and systems thinker | Building cultural infrastructure for the imagination class | Essays on story, power, and what comes after platforms
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