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In March, we had a NetSquared Meetup during NTEN's Nonprofit Technology Conference at the at Loa Bar in New Orleans (where this photo was taken).
While I was there, I met Jessica Rohloff and we talked about her starting a Net Tuesday in New Orleans. I spoke with Jessica today, and she is ready to set the wheels in motion!
If you are interested in being a co-organizer, speaker or member of Net Tuesday New Orleans, send her an email at jessrohloff@gmail.com.
Net Tuesday Philly has posted a three part video of their June 3rd meetup. Organizers Seth Horwitz and Ivan Boothe reported back about their experience at the NetSquared Conference (N2Y3), and Larry Miller talked about the I Do Foundation and their use of extensible meeting and process management.

I'm always excited when a new Net Tuesday group starts to form, but I am especially excited about our newest Net Tuesday starting in Douala, Cameroon!
They are looking for co-organizers, presenters, and other interested folks.
If you want to get involved, email Asama abel Excel, President and CEO of Ivission International at excelasama@yahoo.fr
Flickr photo credit: Another Douala Rainbow uploaded by Trav and Nan Colbert
Hey Chicagoland!
Beth Kanter and I are coming to your town this week.
We'll be joining Chi-Town's social changemakers and web innovators at Net Tuesday Chicago on June 10th from 6-8 PM at ITA (Illinois Technology Association).
June 11th and 12th we'll be speaking at the Making Media Connections Conference 2008 presented by Community Media Workshop.
Three new Net Tuesdays (monthly meetups for social changemakers and web innovators) are looking for co-organizers, speakers and interested folks:
Austin, TX
Contact: Ashleigh Gorman at net.tuesday.austin@gmail.com
Portland, ME
Contact: Alex Steed alex@thepoint.com
Boston, MA
Contact: Curtis Hermann curtishermann@gmail.com
Hi. I'm Seth Horwitz, and I'm thrilled to be participating in N2Y3. I recently helped start Net Tuesday Philly (with co-organizer Ivan Boothe), which had its first meeting May 6. My orientation comes from a library/information science background, and I've been involved and interested in social networking for decades (much, of course, in "offline" formats). Lately, after starting communishare.org, I've begun consulting under the CommuniShare Consulting shingle. I feel passionately about the potential role of the social web in helping the world repair and transform itself, and I look forward to meeting others to share ideas, ambitions and inspiration.
Hi everyone, I'm Lela and I am co-executive director of NiJeL.org - Community Impact Through Mapping and an organizer of the Phoenix Netsquared group. I'm thrilled to be attending and I'm particularly excited to meet with the other mapping groups participating. If anyone has time for a mapping sidebar (maybe at the bar) let me know.
At NiJeL, we are working with groups around the world and here in the US to develop web and paper-based maps to fundraise, advocate, understand community problems, and document results to diverse audiences. We are committed to open source mapping techniques and we also train organizations and help them conduct participatory mapping.
Curtis Hermann is starting to organize Net Tuesdays in Boston. Hooray!
He is looking for co-organizers, presenters and a venue to meet in. If you are interested in being a part of Net Tuesday Boston, email him at curtishermann@gmail.com
Flickr photo credit: Boston Skyline uploaded by Paul Keleher.
Net Tuesday DC is webcasting tomorrow night's event on May 20th live. Watch the "Video for Nonprofits" presentations by Jay Dedman, Ryan Hodson and Harry Seldom at 7:30pm ET on their Ustream.tv channel: www.ustream.tv/channel/netsquared-dc
Net Tuesday SF Vlogger, Ross Chapman, posted videos of the presentations from our February and May Net Tuesdays on NetSquared's Blip.tv Channel:
Building Nonprofit Online Community with MyBlogLog, Yahoo! Groups and Upcoming
How Nonprofits & Educators Can Use Wikis
Check 'em out and help us thank Ross for volunteering his time by giving his web site a click.