Part 2 – How to Find A Volunteer Web Developer For Your Social Change Website or Web Application

JoeSolomon — Mon, 04 Feb 2008 17:20:41 -0500

Check out Part 1 of this article for tips 1-5!

6 – Enlist Top Technology Bloggers

There are likely a few technology bloggers in your community that many local developers subscribe to and read on a regular basis. Because you have a social change mission, these bloggers may be willing to help you get the word out about your web idea. A featured post about your project could be a huge boost to your campaign to find developers!

Drupal web developer needed! StoriesForChange.net

mizzdmartin — Thu, 19 Oct 2006 09:51:34 -0400

Request for Proposals (RFP): One-Year Contract for Website Design and Development for the URL www.StoriesForChange.net

Deadline for Proposals: Friday at 5:00 PM EST, November 17, 2006

At the Gathering of Community Digital Storytellers (see blog at http://communitydigitalstorytellers.blogspot.com/) in June of 2006, more than forty digital storytelling facilitators from a wide range of communities across the country came together at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Participants connected with one another; and shared teaching methods, organizing strategies, and approaches to distribution. Participants also began to identify ways to form collaborative efforts to take this important work to the next level of impact. This event was sponsored by MassIMPACT, Creative Narrations, and the Center for Digital Storytelling.

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Part 2 – How to Find A Volunteer Web Developer For Your Social Change Website or Web Application

Drupal web developer needed! StoriesForChange.net