NonProfit 2.0 Unconference is coming to Washington, D.C., February 12, 2010, and promises to be "more than just a conference on the next generation web."  Plus, if you register soon you can get a 20% discount! Simply use "HolidayDiscount" when you register for the Nonprofit 2.0 Unconference here.

Two of the 19 Net Tuesdays are meeting this week:

Tuesday, August 19th
Net Tuesday Washington, DC
Topic: "Pimp My Nonprofit" featuring Workplace Fairness

Wednesday, August 20th
Net Tuesday Phoenix
Topic: Using Twitter and Podcasts in an Interactive Photo Exhibit

Helping Nonprofit Technology Blog author, Jocelyn Harmon, spread the word about her org's upcoming award deadline . . .

"Is Your Nonprofit Using Technology to Fundraise, Communicate, Advocate, Collaborate – Change the World? Then we want to hear from you!

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

Thanks to everyone that came out to the Feb. 19 NetSquared DC Meetup that was graciously hosted by Google in their cool new office space and featured OneWorld.net. A record number of Net2DC folks gave their insight and expert feedback to help OneWorld.net effectively redesign their site.

If you are a Washington DC based nonprofit that is using technology in an innovative way to greater impact your community, Friday, September 7th, is the last day for you to apply for the NPower Greater DC Region and Accenture's  Technology Innovation Award.

The winning nonprofit receives:

The Washington DC NeSquared Meetup group now has 99 members!  Wow.

You can get more info. about their last Meetup by checking out their podcast, photos, and these blog posts from  Development Seed and Frogloop.

Their next Meetup will be on July 18th at 7 PM.  Let 'em know if you're going to be there!

Photo by Eric Gunderson.

Still enjoying the buzz from another great meetup last night here in our nation's capitol. Not only did we have a much, much improved location, but we also had an impressive turnout and two great speakers -- Jeff Regen from Defenders of Wildlife and Rosalyn Lemieux from MoveOn.org. 

Check out the roundup that Usha posted here, and then flip through our latest photos (don't worry, we were much happier than some of the photos might suggest)... Any others i'm missing?