We are looking forward to an interactive training session in Toronto with the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers.
Below are materials used in the training, as well as templates to be used in the hands-on parts of the event.
Note that not all materials were used during the live training, but the full set is included for the learning benefit of the participants.
Aspiration will offer a two-day training designed to help nonprofit organizations make more effective, sustainable use of online technologies.
The trainings are targeted at grassroots nonprofit organizations focused on social change and community health issues across the state of California.
The trainings will be highly interactive, following a question-driven format and employing hands-on exercises. Participants will be encouraged to bring their real-world needs and challenges to the discussion.
After the training, participants will have:
These trainings are supported by the generosity of the California Consumer Protection Foundation, with meeting space generously provided by The California Endowment.
For questions and inquiries about the training, please call Aspiration at (415) 839 6456 or email us at info@aspirationtech.org
Learn how use online tools in sustainable ways to support social change
The Ruckus Society and Aspiration hosted a free, all-day teach-in to show activists how to use technology on their own terms, in ways that mobilize stakeholders and increase impact.
The format of the event was highly interactive and question-driven, with participants collaborating in small groups.
The learning will be hands-on, and topics covered included:
We're returning to Fresno, CA on June 23 from 12:30 to 4:30 pm with a no-cost training on building effective online communications for nonprofits and social justice organizations. Based on feedback from Central Valley participants, this training will include two interactive sessions to help you build out your online strategy efforts.
We're really sorry we didn't get to ConnectingUp, but you can Download the slides!
Thanks to everyone who attended the May 17 Modesto training, Starting Your Nonprofit on Social Media, as part of the Central Valley eAdvocacy Program.
We hope you found the training useful and now have a better understanding of using different online tools for your organization.
The following are the materials used during the training.
These materials are distributed under a Creative Commons license, and we encourage re-use, modification, and re-distribution in any situation where they may be useful.
We will continue to create discussions and feature opportunities to get your questions answered about online communications. Any feedback is much appreciated!
The Central Valley eAdvocacy Program is generously funded by the California Consumer Protection Foundation. Big thanks to Congregations Building Community for their great support and El Concilio for providing the event space.
"This event and these people give a hope that good things can happen."
