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Craigslist Foundation Bootcamp 2009

Beneblog: Technology Meets Society

Enjoyed my day in Berkeley yesterday at the Craigslist Foundation Bootcamp 2009. Enjoyed Deb Jospin and Shirley Sagawa discussing the Charismatic Organization, their recent book. They had more than 1000 folks show up to talk about service, nonprofits and social action. Announcing All For Good was a big piece of the event, of course.

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New Orleans here I come! The Social Enterprise Summit 2009

Beneblog: Technology Meets Society

I'm getting ready to head to the Social Enterprise Summit 2009 next month in New Orleans. Experienced practitioners tend to engage at levels above their specific organization. I'm especially excited about the significant focus on public policy and advocacy for social entrepreneurship. For me, it's about advancing the movement.

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Receiving the 2011 CASE Award for Enterprising Social Innovation

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The ESI Award recognizes outstanding individuals and organizations whose innovations blend methods from the worlds of business and philanthropy, and that challenge the status quo to create sustainable social value with a potential for large-scale impact.

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Zerodivide seeks new board members

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ZeroDivideâ„¢ Board of Directors Position Description ZeroDivide is seeking candidates for its Board of Directors to serve for a three-year term commencing on February 1, 2009. We're collaborative, bringing a valuable vantage point that stems from having worked with hundreds of community-based organizations.

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Human Rights Trainings in Nigeria

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A Guest Beneblog by Vijaya Tripathi As outreach coordinator for Martus , Benetech’s secure software application, I travel to many countries where human rights defenders need tools to gather, organize and back up information about human rights violations. For five days, we focused on teaching the NHRC staff to use the Martus software.

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10X: CEO’s Update: Spring 2014

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This is especially true given that so many nonprofit and humanitarian groups are collecting private information that, even though intended to help, could inadvertently put the vulnerable populations they serve at risk of harm from repressive regimes, organized crime, and increasingly corporations.

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Crypto is Not Broken

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I've organized the detailed discussion as a series of questions. A key with an n with 232 digits (768 bits) was factored in 2009 using many years of computing time and dozens of computers spread around the world. It's not a general problem with RSA, and there's no current risk to Martus users. What exactly is the problem?

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