1. Social media fun times Or… how can I help out Church World Service with social media??

2. Facebook Facebook = people you already know Post just a few times a day (unless you’re crazy, just sayin)

3. Facebook helps you keep in touch and maintain relationships. Facebook is all about YOU. Tell YOUR story. The CWS story. www.facebook.com/churchworldservice

4. Twitter Twitter = people you want to know Can post as often as you want

5. Twitter is a space for conversations and relationship-building! www.twitter.com/CWS_global www.twitter.com/CWSIndonesia

6. Ok. How? Facebook Tell your friends/family what you are up to for CWS (What would THEY find interesting?) Give a shout-out to CWS when doing so You can create a live-link to the CWS Facebook Page by typing “@Church World Service” in your post

7. Shoot a pic of CWS at work in the field, tag the CWS Facebook page in it! Bottom left-hand corner, hit “Tag this photo”, click on the picture, type in and select “Church World Service,” click “Done tagging.” Share content or articles from the CWS Facebook page

8. This is going to sound familiar… Twitter 140 characters or less, be concise! Tweet snippets of your work with CWS, what it means for the people we are helping

9. Do a shout-out to the @CWS_global account RT posts from @CWS_global Put appropriate hash tags in your posts #hunger, #Indonesia, #poverty, #water, #hygiene, etc.

10. Live-tweet a CWS event or field visit Create your own hash tag #CWSatwork#CWS = Chicago White Sox Make a CWS event an event

11. Nitty gritty If you’re talking about CWS, about our work, BE POSITIVE (not as obvious as you’d think) Check out the CWS Social Media Policy if you have any questions

12. Ask me or Ilmi for help if you need to! If anyone has any questions about CWS social media, please refer them to socialmedia@churchworldservice.org

13. Now for something a little different… Tell the JOY of our work, the stories of the lives we change! Most of all… be authentic