We’re excited to return to Modesto, California on October 25 from 1-5pm for a no cost training, “Building Online Communications for Grassroots Nonprofits”, as part of the Central Valley eAdvocacy Capacity Building Program.
The training will include two interactive sessions to help you build out your online strategy efforts at your organization.
Is all of your online campaign and organizational messaging scheduled and tracked on a unified calendar that is visible to all stakeholders? This session will explain the process of creating and maintaining a messaging calendar. In addition, design of “narrative arc” will be described and correlated to calendaring strategies. Participants will be invited to construct their own draft calendars for the campaign or other online communications for which they are currently responsible.
Join us for this training designed for non-profit organizations who are concerned with their online campaigning strategy and communications. While there will be some technical content, the primary focus will be on strategic use of processes and best practices for online campaigning, so don't be scared if you have little tech background.
The training is small and no experience is necessary, space is limited. Laptops are not required, but you may bring one for the Message Calendaring session. We can provide laptops at the training too.
Register for this training today!
When?
Wednesday, October 26th
2:00 - 4:00pm
Where?
San Francisco Non-Profit Tech Center
1370 Mission St.
4th Floor
San Francisco, CA 94103
Join us for a no-cost training on building effective online communications for nonprofits and social justice organizations. This training will be an interactive session to help you build out your online strategy efforts.
Do you know where you are being mentioned online? As the number of valuable eAdvocacy channels grows, tools are needed for tracking how and where a campaign or organization is being mentioned on web sites, blogs, Twitter, Facebook and elsewhere. This session will explain how to create such a tool, enumerate what free and low-cost tools are available, and describe best practices for getting the most value out of such tactical resources.
When?
Wednesday, October, 12th
2:00 - 4:00pm
Where?
San Francisco Non-Profit Tech Center
1370 Mission St.
4th Floor
San Francisco, CA 94103
The training is small and no experience is necessary. Registration is free, but space is limited so reserve your spot today! Laptops are not required, but you may bring one for the Social Media Dashboard session. We can provide laptops at the training too.
We’re excited to return to Fresno, California on September 14 from 9am-4pm for a no cost training, “Email Newsletters for Nonprofits”, as part of the Central Valley eAdvocacy Capacity Building Program.
This collaborative and hands-on training will provide nonprofits a better understanding of how to start an email newsletter or incorporate best practices into a current email newsletter.
Join us in Sacramento, CA on August 23 from 12:30 to 4:30pm 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. View materials from the training.
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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.
Gunner and the Aspiration team have been an incredible inspiration and resource for us at OpenNews. Their guidance and feedback have shaped everything from how support relationship building amongst cohorts to planning goal-oriented meetings where participants leave with a feeling of accomplishment and a sense of purpose.
