MARK SARNER
Founder
MARK SARNER
Founder
MARK SARNER
Founder
THE KINDS OF CHANGE WE MAKE
THE KINDS OF CHANGE WE MAKE
THE KINDS OF CHANGE WE MAKE
What do you want to change?
I am interested in changing the social contract and redefining who does what in support of the greater good.
What is your role at Manifest?
Founder. As such I have two essential roles: To be the eminence gris here, offering the benefit of forty years’ experience on social change to Manifesters working at the rock face of current societal issues and challenges our clients are addressing. To apply all I know in working in partnership with Greta Palmason to consult directly with a select number of clients on how to harness the power of ideas to advocate for policy change essential to institutionalizing greater good.
What do you want to change?
I am interested in changing the social contract and redefining who does what in support of the greater good.
What is your role at Manifest?
Founder. As such I have two essential roles: To be the eminence gris here, offering the benefit of forty years’ experience on social change to Manifesters working at the rock face of current societal issues and challenges our clients are addressing. To apply all I know in working in partnership with Greta Palmason to consult directly with a select number of clients on how to harness the power of ideas to advocate for policy change essential to institutionalizing greater good.
What do you want to change?
I am interested in changing the social contract and redefining who does what in support of the greater good.
What is your role at Manifest?
Founder. As such I have two essential roles: To be the eminence gris here, offering the benefit of forty years’ experience on social change to Manifesters working at the rock face of current societal issues and challenges our clients are addressing. To apply all I know in working in partnership with Greta Palmason to consult directly with a select number of clients on how to harness the power of ideas to advocate for policy change essential to institutionalizing greater good.
OUR CORPORATE WORK
OUR CORPORATE WORK
OUR CORPORATE WORK
TREVOR MANN
Designer
STOP HATING ONLINE
Public Safety Canada
WHAT WAS THE ISSUE?
Internet anonymity makes it easy for teens to say things online that they wouldn't normally say to someone's face.
WHAT DID WE DO?
StopHatingOnline called on youth to think about their actions and included TV and cinema ads, as well as a digital experience - #WordsHurt - that allowed youth to see first-hand how much damage words can do to someone online.
WHAT DID WE CHANGE?
Campaign results showed that 69% of teens were less likely to cyberbully, and 87% were more likely to try to stop others from cyberbullying.
