How Arianna Huffington Uses the Powerful Potential of Social Media to Create Change

The Huffington Post founder talks about how the development of online tools has changed giving back.
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The Huffington Post founder talks about how the development of online tools has changed giving back.

Arianna Huffington is the president and editor-in-chief of the Huffington Post Media Group, a nationally syndicated columnist, and author of 13 books including biographies of Picasso and Maria Callas, a political satire and several scathing political commentaries. In 1998, she famously changed her political affiliation from conservative to liberal, underscoring her commitment to meaningful political engagement beyond bipartisan entrenchment. She's a vocal supporter of numerous social good causes and a proponent of sleep, and she she serves on the Boards of A Place Called Home, EL PAÍS and the Committee to Protect Journalists -- she also has a great accent.

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