Netsquared Process Review Work 
Amy Sample Ward
MAY 18, 2011
Here are the definitions I use in my work and when talking to groups I work with. It isn’t right for every project or process and is often not right for every organization. You are working very quickly or flexibly (where communication with the crowd could be difficult or time consuming). Definitions.
Amy Sample Ward
JULY 11, 2011
My latest contribution to the Stanford Social Innovation Review opinion blog is up – you can read the post and join the discussion on SSIR , or read the full post below. Recruit new volunteers, donors, or activists that are excited to continue working with you. Making it work for you. iStart and options for nonprofits.
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Amy Sample Ward
JANUARY 20, 2012
You may laugh, but I’ve reviewed grantmakers and government funds where that was actually the only criteria, other than going through the process of filling out the application form. For many project teams I’ve worked with, having an endorsement actually took them further than having a chunk of change. What do you have to share?
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
APRIL 13, 2007
Netsquared Voting Deadline Extended. Due to some technical glitches , you now have 48 additional hours to figure out what 5-10 of the 150 fantastic social change and technology projects at Netsquared will receive your vote. Holden not only shared his recommendations, but gave us a detailed description of his evaluation process.
Amy Sample Ward
OCTOBER 14, 2010
—– Over on the NetSquared platform right now we are in the midst of the 2010 FACT Social Justice Challenge. NetSquared supports the community at the intersection of technology and social impact in a few ways, including open innovation competitions. Have you found any of the tips above to be helpful in your work?
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
JULY 7, 2009
Well, it is going to take everyone, whether you are part of an organization or receive services from one, whether you are a philanthropist or a volunteer, whether you work for a for-profit business or are a community member. For social benefit organizations to truly “work” we all need to be part of the design, the process, the success.
Tech Soup
AUGUST 14, 2014
based projects, pledges are processed by Amazon Payments. There are payment processing fees attached to this which work out to roughly 3-5%. You can read about the campaign over on NetSquared (where Ushahidi won its first challenge!). If a project succeeds, Kickstarter will charge a 5% fee to the funds collected.
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