Serve America: What Is Your Impact?Volunteering in the Age of Facebook, YouTube & Twitter

A Millennial Model of Civic EngagementInclusivity, Transparency & Shared Decision MakingListen to conversations are existing & integrate into themMillennials are social creaturesCombining forces to achieve goal

A Civic GenerationThe 9/11 EffectThe Age of ObamaA Deep Economic RecessionNew Tools of Engagement

ServiceNation Summit

Volunteering in America: 200861.8 Million Americans volunteered over 8 billion hours, worth an estimated $162 billionHalf of new volunteers were ages 16-249.8 Million Millennials donated over 1 billion hours of volunteer time

Youth Volunteerism 2008

A New Era of ServicePresident Obama’s Inaugural AddressThe Edward M. Kennedy Serve America ActUnited We Serve9/11 National Day of Service and Remembrance Application Rates for AmeriCorps, City Year

Serve America ActExpands Number of National Service Participants to 250,000Focuses on specific problems by creating new corpsExpands opportunities to serve for all agesService Learning, Volunteer Generation Fund, Encore FellowshipsEncourages innovation in Nonprofit SectorSocial Innovation Fund

United We Serve

9/11 National Day of Service

Service As A SolutionProblems must be addressed from the bottom-up; not the top-downCross-sector, public-private partnerships must be forgedMillennials are leading the way, through social media & Web 2.0 they are communicating about & taking action on issues like never before

myImpact.orgEngage More Young people in ServiceIncrease the Effectiveness of Service ProgramsAdvance Service as a Solution to National Problems

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Tools for Engaging VolunteersFacebookTwitterYouTubeFlickrNingServe.gov & All For GoodBlog, RSSMobile Applications

The Conversation: The Art of Listening, Learning Sharing

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Facebook-Causes

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