Wild Apricot
JULY 22, 2009
In a recent comment on An Introduction to Twitter Hashtags , Wild Apricot reader 88keyman came through with a really great question: Suppose I’m writing on a topic concerning Iran. If I include the hashtag #Iran, how does that differ from merely using the word Iran in my Tweet? read more ).
Amy Sample Ward
JULY 16, 2009
Using Twitter search or other tools, you can watch news and updates about the election in Iran by using #IranElection; or, find interesting people to follow and connect with using #FollowFriday to peruse the recommendations that pile up on Fridays. Brainstorm lots of questions but pick a few.
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Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
JULY 14, 2009
The solution is always to get more money or resources for the institution in question or to apply power - none of which is in the power of the person. A Tweet this week on Iran and on the conventional news coverage there. The organization can track holistic progress . They can make adjustments and react appropriately.
Care2
OCTOBER 4, 2011
Women in Iran and protestors on Wall Street think so. During the Iran protests in February of 2011, a woman who was raped, sexually assaulted and beaten once she was identified as a "rioter" simply for voting, had no voice and little way to speak out about her experience. Will these women be tracked down?
Nonprofit Tech for Good
JANUARY 18, 2011
Are you tracking Return on Investment (ROI), and how? Currently, WITNESS’ ROI tracking is measured by way of increase in awareness and donations. Some questions we tackle with include: What happens when our content is taken out of context or context is simply ignored? Please summarize your ROI.
Have Fun - Do Good
MAY 13, 2009
She goes through an intensive training program in an educational track, that teaches her about her rights as a woman in health, economy, society, and politics, among other things. She also goes through a vocational skills and business skills training track, where it ends up giving her tangible skills, so she can get a job.
Care2
OCTOBER 3, 2011
Women in Iran and protestors on Wall Street think so. During the Iran protests in February of 2011, a woman who was raped, sexually assaulted and beaten once she was identified as a "rioter" simply for voting, had no voice and little way to speak out about her experience. Will these women be tracked down?
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