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Selfies For Social Good, 8 Examples

Selfies, selfies, selfies…face it (pun intended), they are everywhere. The word selfie was even named Oxford Dictionary’s “Word of the Year for 2013.” Do you love this pop culture portrait ‘art form’ [air quotes] or hate it? The answer probably doesn’t matter, as there is no escaping this cultural phenomenon.

Wondering how much impact this trend can make? One campaign raised $3.3 million in 48 hours to fund Cancer Research UK.

For Momentum’s blog shares eight examples of do-gooders harnessing the world’s fascination with selfies for the greater good.

Read more from the April 9, 2014 blog post penned by For Momentum.

Filed Under: Emerging Trends, Industry Topics

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