22. • A project that won’t take much
time and relates to org goals.
• Write down your successes.
• Write down your challenges.
• Ask the people you want to
connect with whether they think
your outreach and listening is
valuable.
• Watch other nonprofits and copy
and remix for your next project.
• Rinse, repeat.
23. Some project
ideas!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/johnnyhuh/
33. Read and comment on blogs
Think before you write!
What did they say well?
What did they miss?
Answer questions
What are other people saying
How does it apply to you
Look forward
Look backward
Ask what if?
58. In order of amount of
time/investment/complexity
• Find blogs
• Read blogs
• Comment on blogs
• Get bloggers to write about your program
• Write personal blog about your practice
• Internal org blog behind the firewall
• Org public blog – group authors
• Blogs by patients or clients as support
service
59. Photos can tell your stories
Project 7: Tell Your Story In Pictures
60. Watercooler conversations
(mediated by photos)
1) I share my pics ->
-> with you --->
-->You share your pics ->
---> with him
Source: Slideshare by Rashmi Sinha
96. Don’t Forget!
http://bethkanter.wikispaces.com
It takes 21 days to make a habit – what one project what first step will implement?
Write it on a business card, give it to me, and I’ll email you in 21 days!
