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CamillaWiser

[French] Le CR - Storytelling - L’art de narrer une histoire pour les ONG

Le StorytellingEst-ce qu’il y a une recette pour bien narrer une histoire pour son ONG? Quel message doit-on communiquer aux adhérents? Comment utiliser les médias sociaux pour partager son histoire? READ MORE

Green Map System

Green Map Global Archive Launching March 27 in NYC

On Wednesday, March 27, join Green Map System for the launch of the Green Map Archive, now officially housed in the New York Public Library’s esteemed Lionel Pincus and Princess Firyal Map Division.

Now, hundreds of locally published Green Maps and materials will continue to support sustainable community development for many years to come.

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nbangia

MSP - Introducing the New TechSoup Enterprise Architecture

This is my first blog post, so it’s only appropriate that there be some introduction. My name is Nick Bangia, and I’m the Technical Lead on the MSP Product Team, within the Community & Platform group at TechSoup Global. I’ve been in the software engineering profession since early 2008, evern since I earned my BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering at the University of Texas at Austin (Hook’em Horns!). READ MORE

tierneysmith

Net Tuesday Toronto: Content (Curation) Is King

This post was originally published on TechSoup Canada and is written by Kristen Scott.

When it comes to managing content for your organization’s blog, Twitter stream, Facebook page, or Pinterest board, it’s easy to get overwhelmed.  With so much content to choose from, how do you decide what to publish? READ MORE

elijah

Last Chance to Vote for the Best Windows 8 App

This is your last chance to help select the "People's Choice Award" for the Windows 8 App for Social Good: the contest ends at 11:59 PM PT Friday, March 15. That's today!

Unsure of where to start? Microsoft Citizenship has produced a voter's guide that summarizes and categorizes all the apps. READ MORE

Topics: contest, vote, Windows 8
GordonDym

Kickstarting Social Change: Reinventing Chicago Netsquared

Chicago! Six months ago, things were looking shaky for the Chicago group - declining attendance, comments about being  unaware of our mission, a strategic planning meeting that went awry, and a snide comment that "the community doesn't want Net Tuesday" left me - as organizer - with a very shaky sense of confidence. So I did the one thing that many organizers might not think to do:

I took a break. Suspended the group. READ MORE

Jim Lynch

Nonprofit Technology News for March 2013

It's time to catch up on some of the nonprofit technology trends and news out in NGO-land. We're in the season for charities to brush off their video cameras to tell their story and it's looking like the other Facebook (Google+) is starting to become a more useful tool for community organizing. Finally, swing into spring with new web design fashions. This piece was orignially published on the TechSoup.org blog. READ MORE