10 Reasons Why You Should Leverage Social Media in 2011E-Web Marketing
Some interesting facts that may inspire you to make more out of your Social Media marketing in 2011.
For more Social Media tips and tricks for your business, visit http://www.socialmediamarketing.com.au and http://www.ewebmarketing.com.au
10 Reasons Why You Should Leverage Social Media in 2011E-Web Marketing
Some interesting facts that may inspire you to make more out of your Social Media marketing in 2011.
For more Social Media tips and tricks for your business, visit http://www.socialmediamarketing.com.au and http://www.ewebmarketing.com.au
Open Government and local community foundations: Getting involvedHack the Hood
What is Open Government and what opportunities does it offer for you as a community foundation? Attend this webinar and learn more about how partnerships between technologists and city, county, state and federal governments can result in greater transparency and accountability, more access to data for citizens, and even cost-savings—and what role local organizations like yours are playing.
http://www.knightdigitalmediacenter.org/learning-module/open-gov-and-what-it-means-community-foundations
Powering Agriculture Network and Wiki Portal
Nov. 2014
Carsten Schüttel (Carsten.Schuettel@giz.de)
Laura Jakobeit (Laura.Jakobeit@giz.de)
Powering Agriculture Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH
A presentation and talk at the engagelocal conference (engagelocal.org): ournalists work more intimately with their communities to educate and empower residents? Two Oakland-based journalists will share insights from their local experiments, Hack the Hood and Eyes on Oakland, that blur the lines between journalism, art, education and community organizing. They'll offer out-of-the-box tips on how to jumpstart inclusive, on-the-ground initiatives that invite community members to learn, create and share. Susan Mernit | Hack the Hood; Cole Goins, Reveal and CIR
Open Government and local community foundations: Getting involvedHack the Hood
What is Open Government and what opportunities does it offer for you as a community foundation? Attend this webinar and learn more about how partnerships between technologists and city, county, state and federal governments can result in greater transparency and accountability, more access to data for citizens, and even cost-savings—and what role local organizations like yours are playing.
http://www.knightdigitalmediacenter.org/learning-module/open-gov-and-what-it-means-community-foundations
Powering Agriculture Network and Wiki Portal
Nov. 2014
Carsten Schüttel (Carsten.Schuettel@giz.de)
Laura Jakobeit (Laura.Jakobeit@giz.de)
Powering Agriculture Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH
A presentation and talk at the engagelocal conference (engagelocal.org): ournalists work more intimately with their communities to educate and empower residents? Two Oakland-based journalists will share insights from their local experiments, Hack the Hood and Eyes on Oakland, that blur the lines between journalism, art, education and community organizing. They'll offer out-of-the-box tips on how to jumpstart inclusive, on-the-ground initiatives that invite community members to learn, create and share. Susan Mernit | Hack the Hood; Cole Goins, Reveal and CIR
“Hack the Hood: Building Character through Building Competency”
Learn how Hack the Hood uses project-based learning as a strategy to create new behaviors that transform youth, as well as the perceptions of youth by local neighborhoods. Through a curriculum focused on building youth leadership skills, an entrepreneurial mindset, and cultural competency, youth move from being passive consumers of digital tech to being knowledgeable workers and tech producers as they become valued resources to local small businesses. Come hear about character development and SEL in action from the youth themselves and their adult leaders. Workshop will be led by Jackie Shonerd, Susan Mernit, and Damon Packwood.
Social media nonprofit bootcamp preso oct 2 2014Hack the Hood
Keynote: Digital Inclusion & Building a Pipeline to Change the Face of Tech in the Bay
Susan Mernit, Founder & Executive Director, Hack the Hood
Twitter Handle: @SusanMernit
http://socialmedia4nonprofits.org/bootcamp/
As we all know, the tech sector is exploding in the Bay area–but not everyone feels–or is–included–in the growth. How are local grassroots organizations and tech companies addressing these issues, together and seperately? What foundations and local non-profits are staking out career education and inclusion as critical components of their programs?
Join Susan Mernit and the Hack the Hood team, winners of the 2014 Google Bay Area impact Challenge, for a review of Bay area groups addressing these issues–and find out how you can be involved.
Play video:
http://youtu.be/Cjz7TNJqlxw
7 31 open data, open gov and community foundationsHack the Hood
Presentation for KDMC USC Annenberg workshop in Portland OR, July 30, 2014; "Community Engagement for Local Funders" on gov 2.0, open data, open gov and getting involved in your city or region.
March 6 building visibility for yr projectHack the Hood
Want to get more eyeballs on your project or site? Use the 5 best practices in SEO, social media marketing, using metrics and partnering to grow audience--with maximum impact, more minimal effort.
March 13 sxsw news entrepreneurs vs trad journalistsHack the Hood
Back in 2002-2005, we talked bloggers vs journalists and said we got past it, but today, some of the tensions are still there. How can we move forward? Some ideas for partnering.
Discussion starter from a Knight MLS 2012 discussion of sustainability issues. See http://www.knightfoundation.org/press-room/other/breakout-session-7-experiments-sustainability-whos/