A dozen people spent Friday morning at our *New* San Francisco Nonprofit Tech Center working to improve communications for their organizations. We are so grateful to the outstanding group of peers who helped us wrap up the short month of February.
Hold on to those resolutions and blow those winter blues away, we're ready to help you kick off your 2014 strategic communications planning with this webinar series. In each progressive webinar you'll make steps to building a lightweight, flexible communications plan through our Four Processes for High Impact Online Communications. Plus, there is a bonus, we're holding a live half-day workshop in San Francisco to give you extra support.
This Five-Part Strategic Communications Webinar Series includes:
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We kicked off our strategic communications trainings with a return to the UC Berkeley Labor Center for another 2-day workshop. This time we talked to union organizers and campaigners about Advanced Online Media Skills.
Check out these photos from the workshop.
Here are the training materials from the Strategic Communications Webinar Series. We hope that you found the information to be useful and learned some tips to effectively communicate and engage supporters in your communications efforts.
This Five-Part Strategic Communications Webinar Series includes:
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 put together these no-cost, 1 hour online seminars to plan and implement efficient communications practices so that the messages you use to tell your story flow more smoothly and with greater impact.
We hope that participation in this series of online seminars to strengthen your end of year communications by strategizing and coordinating how you’ll tell your story and engage supporters.
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.
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