Everywhere the social media has created a change – a change in people’s minds, in how they behave, interact and connect with each other. No doubt, it is an important element of the progress happening all around us.
In such a context, how can NGOs benefit from this kind of digital revolution where they not only become part of this global community but also use it for raising funds and ensuring sustainability of their organizations?
The webinar on ‘Social Media: Using Facebook and More to Sell Your Mission‘ to be held on September 25, 2012 from 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM GMT will provide information about extraordinary opportunities available for NGOs to connect with resources. The webinar will provide information about the Social Media landscape (including an overview of Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and e-Newsletters); how to identify ways to best participate and engage with donors and potential funders; and develop strategy for integrating social media management into your work plan.
Who is the trainer?
Joleen Ong is the Communications Manager at Social Accountability International (SAI), and has been using communications and social media to raise visibility and funding for social issues over a decade. At SAI, she manages its social media channels, and has produced over 35 email newsletters in three years in addition to increasing its subscriber base by over 160%. Prior to SAI, she has worked on a successful social media campaign for Fair Trade on student campuses, and edited two award-winning short documentaries. She has given numerous presentations to schools, activist groups, foundations and nonprofits on how to leverage social media to increase visibility and raise funds. Based on New York, she is also a member of the Nonprofit Technology Network, NTEN.
Registration Fee
- Developed Countries: US $70
- Developing Countries: US $50
To register for this webinar, click here.
