We are always looking for opportunities to connect people and share the ideas that drive innovation in the social impact sector.  Below you will find content and services for you and the rest of the community to learn from and build upon. Join us!

We are really thrilled to have the support of our NetSquared Camps Global Partners.  Their contributions have helped support the planning, development and creation of the Camps pilot, including the resources and materials provided to local organizers.  Please review the short messages below, for more information about the Global Partners and their work.

For questions about the Global Partners or to learn more about supporting the NetSquared Camps Pilot, contact Gayle Carpentier.

Follow the minute by minute conference action as updated by N2Y3 attendees, bloggers and vloggers.

This page is all about what's happening at N2Y3 and will be updated by our dedicated bloggers and vloggers (tagged n2y3media) and anyone else at the conference who feels like sharing (tagged n2y3 and n2y3con). These posts will be unedited so a well balanced perspective is ensured.

This is a page of case study entries sorted by the category 'key-tools'.

"I look to NetSquared for inspiration and ideas for using technology in my day-to-day work. The resources and case studies have been great."

– Rick Cohen, nonprofitcongress.org

You can browse this collection of case studies by looking at the projects that aimed at each of the strategic goals listed below. Of course, if you have an example of NetSquared in Action that you'd like to share, you can add it to the list.

Browse the most recently added case studies.

View an alphabetical list of all cases.

View a list of case studies organized according to the key tools involved

Subscribe to the Net2 in action feed

Or look at projects that aimed at: 

"I look to NetSquared for inspiration and ideas for using technology in my day-to-day work. The resources and case studies have been great."

Rick Cohen, nonprofitcongress.org

You can browse this collection of case studies by looking at the projects that aimed at each of the strategic goals listed below. Of course, if you have an example of NetSquared in Action that you'd like to share, you can add it to the list.

Browse the most recently added case studies.

View an alphabetical list of all cases.

View a list of case studies organized according to the key tools involved

Subscribe to the Net2 in action feed

Or look at projects that aimed at: 

Help us make the world a better place by remixing the Web for social change.

Innovators, catalysts, builders, advocates, supporters, partners, sponsors, individuals, companies, and networks -- a unique and powerful community working together to create something the nonprofit sector has never before experienced.

NetSquared's mission is to jumpstart the leading edge of online technological change -- and to help nonprofits use that edge to change the world! The NetSquared Year 4 Conference, to be held in the Spring of 2009, in San Jose, CA is the focal point of the year-round NetSquared initiative.

2006 Conversation

What's really new on the web? What tools have the greatest potential to help nonprofits? What are the barriers nonprofits face when trying to use social web tools? What are nonprofits using now, and what tools are they wishing for? What's going to happen next?

2006 Conference

2006 Supporters

2006 Conversation

The NetSquared social web survey, a questionnaire about users' web habits that we conducted in May 2006, reached 949 users from various nonprofits around the world. As you might well imagine, many of our respondents are using the web in creative and compelling ways in their work. In the interest of inspiring others to find ways that they too can use the web to enhance their work lives, we've included a list of some of our favorite answers below, sorted by tool/service. (Thanks to everyone who gave us permission to use their comments!)

The 2006 NetSquared Conference was a high-energy gathering of hundreds of nonprofit leaders, web innovators and concerned business people who together envisaged the next generation of the nonprofit social web. Through lively conference sessions and intense remote discussions, the conference supported deep learning and fresh insights into how nonprofits can make effective use of the latest web strategies and tools.

And the conference produced more than just talk. We're already seeing new projects emerge out of this two-day event: