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NetSquared Local Events: June 1 - 7, 2013

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Tired of sitting in front of your computer all day? It’s time to get face-to-face with your nonprofit tech friends! NetSquared Local members meet monthly in 50 cities around the world with the goal of helping each other solve their tech challenges and finding a tribe of people who shares our passions. READ MORE

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[Net2 Burlington] Social Change Anytime Everywhere with Amy Sample Ward

Burlington NetSquared was delighted to host nonprofit technology strategist Amy Sample Ward at their May 22 meetup! READ MORE

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Last chance for NCT4G Registration - May 31

Don’t miss the NCTech4Good Conference, June 6-7, Chapel Hill, NC.


At the NCT4G Conference, you’ll find networking, training, and will learn from nonprofit professionals and experts. Register by May 31 to save!


Why should you register?

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Big Data Stories, Open Data on the Web & Mobile Data - Data Digest #17

If you are looking for some practical examples of how big data relates to you have a look at the data digest this week. Guidelines for publishing open data sets is also provided along with a lot of papers and research on the generation and use of data. There is also some interesting insight on the importance of mobile data. READ MORE

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What are you up to?: 
Moving the agenda!
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NetSquared Local: Week of May 27, 2013

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This is a big week for nonprofit tech folk who want to get together face-to-face. Saturday, June 1 is the National Day of Civic Hacking and Net2 organizers in Honolulu and Boston are jumping into the fray!

The Commonwealth Nations are also going big with events in Canada (Peterborough), New Zealand (Wellington), Australia (Melbourne) and the United Kingdom (Manchester). READ MORE

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[Net2 Vancouver] SLIDES AND VIDEO: How individuals are using technology and data to support vulnerable populations

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Charities and not-for-profits use technology to advance their missions, but what about individual citizens and their favourite causes?


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