Join us for the San Francisco Net Tuesday on September 9:
Involver: How Nonprofits Can Create Video Campaigns for Social Networks.
so, we haven't even started yet and we're already getting some excellent feedback! thanks to the N2Y3 exposure, a kid from bangalore (!) who's been following the conference (a few time zones ahead...) has sent us his support, not just in tech terms but also for volunteering activities on the ground and feeding us local info.
The Action Platform for Contributive Travel: Helping Engaged Travelers Do It!
hi there,
we're a small group of people from the UK who are travelling to israel and the palestinian territories overland this summer. we go with the intention to learn about non-violence, ourselves, the world and what individuals can do to effect social change.
Hi all!!
We are ALWAYS looking for new 'neighbors' (volunteers) on nabuur.com
Nabuur is a social internet networking of volunteers that help villages globally to better their situations. People get together to solve the issues that the villages put forth.
If you are interested, come sign up!! We need as many people as possible.
=o)) Renee'
MicroMentor 2.0 is an online community connecting microentrepreneurs (low-income entrepreneurs growing very small businesses) with a network of volunteer business experts to help them build their businesses (think LinkedIn for the little guy).
Jayne Cravens is the woman behind Coyote Communications, a consultancy for nonprofit organizations in capacity building, online activities, volunteer management and much more. She is also the author of the popular monthly e-newsletter Tech4Impact.
From 2001 through 2004 Jayne was the Online Volunteering Specialist at the United Nations Volunteers Programme, a project of the United Nations Development Programme. She currently lives in Sinzig, Germany.