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These days, writing a letter to elected officials isn’t the only way to be heard. Change.org, the largest social platform in the world according to founder Ben Rattray, allows people to do this with the click of a mouse. He sits down with Special Correspondent Chelsea Clinton to discuss the website.June 1, 2013
