This document discusses how social media and technology can help promote social change and non-profits. It provides examples of organizations that have successfully utilized social platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube to engage communities, disseminate campaigns, and increase visibility of volunteering opportunities. Specific cases highlighted include Charity: Water, which has raised over $13 million through social media campaigns. It also discusses the story of Sameer and Vinay, two boys who founded a non-profit through collaborative online efforts. The document emphasizes how networked non-profits can work differently by engaging in online conversations to build relationships and spread their work through social networks.

1. The Power ofTechnologyand Social Media for Social ChangeLucia Dellagnelo - ICOM

2. Fernanda Bornhausen Sá - IVASynergosFellows

3. Social Networks are aboutcommunitiesRelationshipsConnectionArticulate

4. Social Media & Its Power…

5. Social Media & Its Power…

6. Clay Shirk(CognitiveSurplus: CreativityandGenerosity in a Connected Age)

7. “Our interconnection is not only a natural and necessary part of our lives but also a force for good”.

8. “Just as brains can do things that no single neuron can do, can social networks do things that no single person can do”Professors Nicholas Christakis and James Fowler

9. How Social Media help Non-Profits

10. What is happening? Trends

12. NetworkedNonprofitsThey are easy for outsiders to get in andinsiders to get out.

13. Theyengagepeople to shapeandsharetheir work in order to raiseawarenessof social issues, organize communities to provideservicesoradvocate for legislation. In thelongrun, they are helping to makethe world a safer, fairer, healthierplace to live.NetworkedNonprofits are simpleandtransparentorganizations.

14. NetworkedNonprofitsNetworkedNonprofitsdon’t work harderorlongerthanotherorganizations, they work differently. Theyengage in conversationswithpeoplebeyondtheirwalls — lotsofconversations — to build relationshipsthat spread their work throughthe network. Incorporatingrelationshipbuilding as a core responsibilityofallstaffersfundamentallychangestheirto-dolists. Workingthisway is onlypossiblebecauseoftheadventof social media.

15. AllNetworkedNonprofits are comfortableusingthenew social media toolset — digital toolssuch as email, blogs, andFacebookthatencouragetwo-wayconversationsbetweenpeople, andbetweenpeopleandorganizations, to enlargetheireffortsquickly, easilyandinexpensively.http://www.slideshare.net/kanter/networked-nonprofit-slides-3671181

17. Seminars and Summits (examples)

29. http://socialmedia4nonprofits.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/Socialmediafornonprofits_NYCProgram.pdf

32. How tecnology can help Organizations to promote social change and sustentability

33. WhyTiB

34. TiB 2010

35. Summary

36. Media coverage

37. TiBResultsandConclusions

38. Available Literature Examplesof Books andReferences:

46. Webinars: DIOSA

47. NetworkedNonprofits( examples)

51. Games for Change

54. VOLUNTARIOSONLINE.ORG.BR in Social Netwoks

55. VOLUNTARIOSONLINE.ORG.BR in Social Netwoks

56. VOLUNTARIOSONLINE.ORG.BR in Social NetwoksOur Facebook, Twitter, Youtube channels, and Blog, have a crucial role in the ways we mobilize our stakeholders’ chain. Today, we increasingly recruit volunteers and integrate Non-profits through these channels, disseminate our campaigns and create connections betweenpeopleand causes, as visibility of volunteering opportunities keeps growing.

57. Opportunity for Blogging

58. Cases ofSucess

59. Charity: Waterhttp://www.dragonflyeffect.com/blog/dragonfly-in-action/case-studies/charitywater/

60. Charity: WaterAnidea- Charity: Water3 years - US$ 13 million-800 000 peoplebenefitedhttp://www.dragonflyeffect.com/blog/dragonfly-in-action/case-studies/charitywater/

61. Charity: WaterActionsthatmade it possible:Social Media CampaignsTwitter FestivalMyCharity:WaterBrithdayhttp://www.dragonflyeffect.com/blog/dragonfly-in-action/case-studies/charitywater/

62. Charity: Waterhttp://www.dragonflyeffect.com/blog/dragonfly-in-action/case-studies/charitywater/

63. SammerandVinayhttp://www.dragonflyeffect.com/blog/dragonfly-in-action/case-studies/the-story-of-sameer-and-vinay/