“AI” has rapidly moved to the top of political and economic agendas across the globe. Governments are positioning AI as a cornerstone of national competitiveness, shaping industrial policy, public investment strategies, and regulatory frameworks.
In this context, how can we centre openness, equity and justice in AI-related policy strategy?
Thanks to everyone who attended the August 23 Sacramento training, Building Online Communications for Your Nonprofit, as part of the Central Valley eAdvocacy Program. View the event details here.
We hope you found the training useful and now have a better understanding of using different online tools for your organization.
Thank you for the feedback from the 1st Central Valley Office Hours! We are having another Call-in Office Hours on Thursday September 8, 2011 from 1pm-3pm to give you an informal, casual way to get your questions answered about online communications at your nonprofit. Here’s the call information:
Central Valley Capacity Building Office Hours
We will be on the line answering ad hoc online communications questions for people in the Central Valley. The following phone number will be used to join the call. Feel free to drop in or out at anytime.
It’s a blast any time we get to work with the great folks @NTEN, so I was super stoked to be invited to share Aspiration’s take on The Opportunity for Good in the Cloud at the The Nonprofit Cloud Summit
The event is being livestreamed for those who want to play remotely. You can also follow the #npcloud tag on twitter.
At the San Francisco Nonprofit Technology Center, we had an awesome lesson based conversation with Lena from Twitter about the basic and behind the scenes look at Twitter.
What are your recommendations for someone just starting out on Twitter?
“The Twitter adoption curve is very steep”
- Lena
1) Follow a few people. If your time line is empty, you have no reason to stay on Twitter. (What is a Time Line?)
On July 26, we went to Modesto to support a small grassroots nonprofit, Congregations Building Community, start an email newsletter for their organization. They are doing amazing work in the community and want a place to share it with their supporters.
A critical part of starting or sending an email newsletter is testing it in various places across the internet. This can be a time consuming step, but is really important to make sure emails are properly getting to people.
