A6: Digital and diversity: How to reach a wider audience

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Slides from breakout session A6: Digital and diversity: How to reach a wider audience, from the NCVO Annual Conference which took place on 16 April 2018.

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DIGITAL AND DIVERSITY:
HOW TO REACH A WIDER
AUDIENCE
CHAIR
MEGAN GRIFFITH GRAY
HEAD OF PLANNING, DIGITALAND
COMMUNICATIONS, NCVO
SPEAKERS
BECCA BUNCE
CO-DIRECTOR, IC CHANGE CAMPAIGN AND
POLITICAL AND PARLIAMENTARY LEAD, INVOLVE
CATHERINE JOYCE
DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER,
REFUGEE ACTION
MELISSATHERMIDOR
SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGER, NHS BLOOD
ANDTRANSPLANT
Dinner
sponsors:
Media
partner:
Headline
sponsor:
Lead
sponsor:
Digital
partner:

MELISSA THERMIDOR
SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGER,
NHS BLOOD AND
TRANSPLANT
@MELISSATHERMS

ABOUT ME
• I’m a GEMINI
• I’m AMERICAN (New York, NY)
• I’m a MUM
• I’m a student
• I started my career in publishing and spent
several years working in India (Mumbai and
Chennai)
• Passionate about all things digital
• Unicode member (I write emoji proposals) 😊
📝

CATHERINE JOYCE
DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONS
MANAGER, REFUGEE ACTION
@JOYCECATHERINEM

REACHING OUT TO PEOPLE ON DIGITAL
CHANNELS
LESSONS FROM A YEAR OF TESTING
FACEBOOK ADS

LESSON 2
STRONG FOUNDATIONS ARE THE KEY TO
EVERYTHING

Shared by Contentious, @contentiousltd
https://contentious.ltd/how-content-is-your-content/

BECCA BUNCE
CO-DIRECTOR OF THE IC
CHANGE CAMPAIGN AND
POLITICAL AND
PARLIAMENTARY LEAD,
INVOLVE
@_BBUNCE

http://30thingstothinkabout.org/clicktivism-and-diversity/

WHEN WE ARE DESIGNING – WHO ARE WE
DESIGNING WITH?
• Who is in the space?
• Who isn’t?
• Why aren’t they in this space?
• Why are/aren’t they returning?
• What do they need to be in the space?

HOW CAN WE SHAPE TECHNOLOGY TO REACH
NEW AUDIENCES - ONLINE AND OFFLINE?

HOW TO SWITCH ON TWITTER IMAGE
DESCRIPTIONS
https://help.twitter.com/en/using-twitter/picture-descriptions
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A6: Digital and diversity: How to reach a wider audience

1. DIGITAL AND DIVERSITY: HOW TO REACH A WIDER AUDIENCE CHAIR MEGAN GRIFFITH GRAY HEAD OF PLANNING, DIGITALAND COMMUNICATIONS, NCVO SPEAKERS BECCA BUNCE CO-DIRECTOR, IC CHANGE CAMPAIGN AND POLITICAL AND PARLIAMENTARY LEAD, INVOLVE CATHERINE JOYCE DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER, REFUGEE ACTION MELISSATHERMIDOR SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGER, NHS BLOOD ANDTRANSPLANT Dinner sponsors: Media partner: Headline sponsor: Lead sponsor: Digital partner:

2. MELISSA THERMIDOR SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGER, NHS BLOOD AND TRANSPLANT @MELISSATHERMS

4. ABOUT ME • I’m a GEMINI • I’m AMERICAN (New York, NY) • I’m a MUM • I’m a student • I started my career in publishing and spent several years working in India (Mumbai and Chennai) • Passionate about all things digital • Unicode member (I write emoji proposals) 😊 📝

6. CATHERINE JOYCE DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER, REFUGEE ACTION @JOYCECATHERINEM

7. REACHING OUT TO PEOPLE ON DIGITAL CHANNELS LESSONS FROM A YEAR OF TESTING FACEBOOK ADS

8. LESSON 1 BEGIN WITH THE END IN MIND

9. LESSON 2 STRONG FOUNDATIONS ARE THE KEY TO EVERYTHING

10. LESSON 3 IT’S ALL ABOUT CONTENT

11. Shared by Contentious, @contentiousltd https://contentious.ltd/how-content-is-your-content/

12. THANK YOU!

13. BECCA BUNCE CO-DIRECTOR OF THE IC CHANGE CAMPAIGN AND POLITICAL AND PARLIAMENTARY LEAD, INVOLVE @_BBUNCE

14. http://30thingstothinkabout.org/clicktivism-and-diversity/

15. WHEN WE ARE DESIGNING – WHO ARE WE DESIGNING WITH? • Who is in the space? • Who isn’t? • Why aren’t they in this space? • Why are/aren’t they returning? • What do they need to be in the space?

16. HOW CAN TECHNOLOGY BE ACCESSIBLE?

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