After some delay, its finally time for Washington DC’s Nonprofit 2.0 Unconference dedicated to those using social media to create networked communities and movements, enable volunteers and political action, and cultivate donors and partners for causes. This event focuses on those who’s communications impact society, benefiting Americans and citizens across the globe in an effort to change society for the better.
Captico’s New Media Coordinator Corrie Davidson will be on hand to snaginformal on-the-spot interviews with event attendees. You can also follow the conference through Captico’s Twitter account.
The unConference Format*
Following the keynote sessions, we start with a blank wall and, in less than an hour, with a facilitator guiding the process attendees create a full day, multi-track conference agenda that is relevant and inspiring to everyone in the room. All are welcome to put forward presentations or propose conversations that you would like to have with others and:
- questions you want answered
- information you want to share/present
- a project you would like help on
- any number of forms
What happens During Sessions?*
- As sessions happen people volunteer to document the outcomes on a wiki (The notes of what was said is even better). Photos of any whiteboards are also important along with any slides that were presented.
- At the end of the day everyone gathers in one place to share highlights of the day.
*Adapted from Kaliya’s Halmlin’s blog on Unconferences
Sponsors include: Rad Campaign, Zoetica, Digital Sistas, SEIU, Case Foundation, A Brand New Way, Network Solutions, Care2, IStrategy Labs, Free Range Studios, Abraham and Harrison, i3 Strategies, Captico, JumpStart Labs, NextGenWeb, and Margot Friedman of Dupont Circle Communications.
If you don’t have a ticket, join others like you for the social good keynotes on U-Stream via the NextGenWeb site.
Nonprofit 2.0 Unconference Agenda, June 25, 2010
8:45: Breakfast
9:00: Welcome
9:15: Wendy Harman Keynote
10:00 Keynote conversation with Beth Kanter and Allison Fine, moderated by Shireen Mitchell
10:45 Brainstorm Breakout Sessions
11:30: Breakout Session 1
12:30: Lunch
1:15: Breakout Session 2
2:15: Breakout Session 3
3:15: Breakout Session 4
4:15: Closing
5:PM: After Party at the Science Club with complementary drinks and appetizers. 1136 19th Street, NW – just blocks from SEIU.
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Great post. See you tomorrow. And yes I would love to participate in the interviews.
You can see the video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HKwLk7AFUAQ