The document discusses using social networks to better connect the social sector in Arizona. It proposes a solution of creating a social networking site focused on nonprofits in Arizona. The site would be free to users and allow them to create profiles, share multimedia, interact with others through friending, blogging and messaging. It would also feature resources like job listings, forums and information from national and international nonprofit networks. The goal is to help small nonprofits and their leaders connect, get more involved and build partnerships through an Arizona-focused social network.

1. (cc) By Meathead Movers on Flickr @chelseyheath
Small nonprofits +
social networks =
Better Arizona social sector

2. Photo: Julia Tylor @chelseyheath
Journalism student

3. (cc) John M. Quick on Flickr @chelseyheath

4. Friends/get more
involved
(cc) By rosefirerising on Flickr @chelseyheath

5. (cc) By pigpogm on Flickr @chelseyheath

6. Junior nonprofit professionals
Leaders of small nonprofits
(cc) By vastateparksstaff on Flickr @chelseyheath

7. What there is (global,
national)
Screenshot of idealist.org @chelseyheath
National and international

8. Screenshot of AAN website @chelseyheath

9. Solution
@chelseyheath
Social
networking
around
nonprofits
in Arizona

10. Free to users
(cc) By 401(K) 2012 on Flickr @chelseyheath

11. Screenshot of Facebook @chelseyheath
FEATURES
•Description
•Multimedia
•Sharing
Profiles

12. FEATURES
@chelseyheath
Interactions
•Friending
•Blogging
•Messaging

13. @chelseyheath
FEATURES Content
•Resources
•Forum
•Jobs/volunteering

14. @chelseyheath

15. Partnerships and
connections
(cc) By oooh.oooh on Flickr @chelseyheath

16. @chelseyheath
RESULT

17. Photo: Mary Shinn @chelseyheath

18. Screenshot of Google @chelseyheath
CHECKITOUT

19. Screenshots @chelseyheath
JOINANETWORK

20. @chelseyheath
THANKYOU
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