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Plenary Session: A Grantmakers’ Gathering on Networks

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She immediately had us moving around and introducing ourselves to new people, reflecting on our experience in both personal and professional networks. Each table was called the “Home Team” and after the various exercises we came back to home team to process and reflect. ” Video streaming by Ustream.

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Foundations That Tweet: Profile Patterns

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Share history ( Detroit Foundation ). Important program deadlines ( Hawaii Community Foundation ). Yesterday, I was reading Jeremiah Owyang's Corporate Twitter Profile Analysis and thought it could be easily adapted to nonprofits and foundations. Talk vision and mission ( Robert Wood Johnson Foundation ). Your thoughts?

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Can you use social media to spread thought leadership? Yes you can!

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It's about field scanning, pattern analysis, and trends. Share history ( Detroit Foundation ). Important program deadlines ( Hawaii Community Foundation ). Learning: A fast and flexible learning strategy that encourages listening for learning - both at the organizational level and professional/individual level.

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Amanda Rose, Twestival Leader, Reflects on Twestival

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

Based on the an analysis of previous fundraising campaigns (see " Twitter As Charitable Giving Spreader: A Brief History and Meta Analysis of Fundraising With Twitter "), the first time I heard about Twestival I knew it signaled something different.