HOW DID INVISIBLE CHILDREN ENGAGE PREVIOUSLY POLITICALLY UNENGAGED CIVILLIANS?

PROACTIVE VS RETROACTIVE

INVISIBLE CHILDREN AND KONY 2012

CONTENT ACROSS THE PLATFORMS

HOW DOES INVISIBLE CHILDREN UNPACK A MULTIPLICITY OF MEANING AND MAKE THEN ACCESSIBLE TO DIFFERING AUDIENCES?

WHO ARE THESE AUDIENCES?

SPREADABILITY AND DRILLABILITY

ROADIES/INTERNS/MERCHANDISE

ACADEMIC OPINION- COSTANZA CHOCK

WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR US?

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