Social media for social good presentation at the Involve YH conference in Sept 2012
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Social media can be used for social good by advancing organizational missions through interactive dialogue on web and mobile technologies, changing how organizations work by promoting sharing ideas over ownership and elevating others, and finding a niche with global reach through flat online hierarchies. The document also discusses using social media for campaigning, fundraising, learning, and bringing about social recognition and responsible reform.
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You’ve dipped your toes into social media: you’ve got a Facebook page, Twitter feed, YouTube channel, and CEO blog set up. But now what?
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- 3. Have a plan • Advancing your mission • Changing how you work • share ideas rather than own them • promote others over yourself Find your niche Global reach Flat hierarchies
- 4. Change the way you work
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