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Symposium Agenda coming soon


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Symposium Graphic Social Media and Web 2.0:
 
Symposium Graphic Engaging Community and Achieving Mission


ML912 • Social Media Symposium
NeighborWorks Training Institute
Chicago, IL • Wednesday, August 19, 2009, 8:30am – 4:00pm


“If the last 100 years was about gaining efficiency and innovation through scale and tight control of resources and communications,
the next 100 will be about finding more fluid, open models of collaboration and cooperation.”

— Joshua-Michele Ross,
“Why Business Needs to Get Social” Forbes.com


Join us live on Twitter or our blog!

 

Social Media Resources

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Speakers

Lovette Ajayi, Marketing Coordinator, Community Media Workshop

Kim Brumber, Executive Director, NeighborWorks Rochester

Monica Garreton Chavez, Technology & Communications Coordinator, Logan Square Neighborhood Association

Charles Lenchner, Director of Online Organizing, Working Families Party

Demetrio Maguigad, New Media Manager, Community Media Workshop

Justin Massa, Executive Director, movesmart.org

Angela Siefer, Founder and Chancellor, Shiny Door

William Traynor, Executive Director, Lawrence CommunityWorks

Farra Trompeter, VP, Client Relationships & Strategy, Big Duck

Agenda

Join us at the symposium remotely on Twitter or our live blog!

Twitter

Social media tools like Twitter allow conference participants to join an online dialogue before, during and after the event.  We encourage you to try it! Just follow these simple steps:

  1. Sign up for Twitter.  It just takes a minute.
  2. 2)      Follow neighborworks
  3. You can text your tweets directly from your mobile phone by going to Devices under Settings and adding your mobile phone. 
  4. Include the hashtag #nti in your tweets.

Even if you don’t sign up for Twitter, you can still follow the dialogue by going to http://search.twitter.com/ and entering #nti.  Using this hashtag will bring up the real time tweets related to the social media symposium. 

Live blog

NeighborWorksÒ has enlisted a couple of crafty folks to live blog from some of the symposium sessions.  For the first time, those who can not attend the symposium will be able to follow the key highlights and discussion from the event.  Just check the Social Media Symposium Blog next Wednesday to follow along.

8:30am – 8:45 ›› Welcome

8:459:15 ›› New Media, New World: What's It All About?

9:1510:15 ›› Introduction to Social Media Strategy

10:1510:30 ›› Break

10:3011:30 ›› Break Out Sessions: Part I

  • Community Engagement 2.0
  • Online Communications
  • Overseeing Your Organization's Social Media Strategy
  • Digital Media & Youth (Department of Justice Weed and Seed Program Youth Participants)

11:301:00 ›› Luncheon: Best Practices in Social Media

1:152:45 ›› Break Out Sessions: Part II

  • Community Engagement 2.0
  • Online Communications
  • Overseeing Your Organization's Social Media Strategy
 

2:453:00 ›› Break

3:004:00 ›› Closing Session & Wrap Up
*Don't miss the raffle for the Flip Video Camera!


Presented by NeighborWorks® America.


Symposium cost: $215 (includes materials, plenary session, workshops and keynote luncheon) Additional costs for clinics.

Check out the Chicago Training Institute on the Official Chicago Visitor's Site and at the NeighborWorks Training Institute site!

Click here for the complete list of
courses being offered in Chicago.

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2009 REGISTRATION DEADLINES*
Early-Bird Registration Deadline (Save $50) July 6
Late Registration Period July 7 – 27
On-site Registration August 16 – 21
*If you are from a NeighborWorks organization, click here for special deadlines and registration information on the Members' Only Site under Training and Events .
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Online registration for Chicago has closed — You may still register onsite for courses and the symposium.


SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS
Scholarships available for HUD-Approved housing counseling agencies to attend Homeownership and Community Lending courses. Find out more at www.nw.org/scholarships.
Apply for National Foreclosure Mitigation Counseling (NFMC) training scholarships. To learn more about scholarship opportunities, visit www.nw.org/nfmc.