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Intro to Twitter for Nonprofits and Social Enterprises: #VirtualNet2 Slides, Audio, and Wrap-up

This post outlines how Net2Camb hosted it's first livestreamed event, provides information about how view the slides and listen to the audio, and overviews our future plans for providing more live and recorded Netsquared Local event content in the future.

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Participants at Net2Camb Event. Courtesy Andrew Entecott.

Participate in a Virtual NetSquared Local Event: Intro to Twitter for Nonprofits and Social Enterprises

Net2Camb logoJoin us May 24 at 7pm GMT in-person or online to learn about using twitter for non-profits and social enterprises.

Making An Impact With OpenStreetMap: A NetSquared Cambridge Event Wrap-Up

Besides my role with NetSquared globally, I also organize a monthly NetSquared event locally, in Cambridge, UK. The April Net2Camb event was led by David Earl, an early member of the OpenStreetMap team who has helped to record mapping data for much of our region. In his talk, David shared the journey the small OSM team and larger global community have taken to make real humanitarian impact using open source maps.

NetSquared Local Reaches 70 Groups Worldwide!

NetSquared Local MapIn the last two months, we've had 5 new NetSquared Local groups join the scene, bringing the new official number to 70 groups worldwide! Below is a list of the new groups that have just gotten started.

Do You Want to Start a Net Tuesday in Boston?

There is such a strong nonprofit technology presence in the Boston/Cambridge area, it seems like a no-brainer for there to be a Net Tuesday there. 

Anybody interested in getting more information about how to organize one?  If so, shoot me an email at bbravo@techsoup.org.

Flickr Photo Credit:  Boston uploaded by Paul Keleher.

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