On October 15, we kicked off the eight Policy Leadership Cohort. Please join us in welcoming our next group of Policy Leaders:
Through participating in festivals, trainings, and workshops, over 200 nonprofit and community-based organizations from 25 California communities have been part of the growing technology capacity building network in California.
As the end of the year arrives, nonprofit staff and volunteers often feel an increase in the pressure to produce effective engagement with supporters. If you find yourself in this position, we want to help you. We’ve planned these no-cost, 1 hour online seminars to plan and implement efficient communications practices so that the messages telling your story flow more smoothly with greater impact.
Here are the training materials from the Basic HTML and Design Aesthetics seminar on September 10, 2013. We hope that you found the info to be useful and learned some tips to sustain passionate online supporters.
Email us if you have nay questions!
We love technology projects that work to support social change and community efforts.
Jordan Ramos, one of our newest team members, is working on a database and mapping project to support environmental sustainability in the Santa Cruz community of California.
Below is our chat with Jordan about his project. He is thinking out loud with you to give an introduction to his idea and an insider look of the steps to start a community-based technology project.
Here are the training materials from the Building Online Activists webinar on September 4, 2013. We hope that you found the info to be useful and learned some tips to sustain passionate online supporters.
Email us if you have any questions!
