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Tag Archives: Patreon
Patreon reverses itself; what next?
Over the past week a controversy ignited the crowdfunding stratum of the internet. It was important for that group of people, and also impacted my work directly. It seems to be over now, but could well resume. There may be … Continue reading
Crowdfunding my future of education work in 2017
How can we support independent work in education? How can futures work sustain itself? To answer these questions personally, I’m launching a new project today. It’s an effort to support the swarm of media I currently make. To sustain my … Continue reading
