Plenty of Choices. Plenty of Time
When we launched voting last week to pick the 12 sessions that will make it on to the agenda for our New Orleans conference, we knew it wouldn’t be easy for you to make your picks from the 66 proposals.
That said, none of us at the Communications Network realized it would be so tough. Sorry about that
Sign Up For Our 2013 Fall Conference
Our Fall Conference in New Orleans, Oct. 2-4, features four stellar speakers, outstanding breakout and training sessions, and plenty of networking opportunities.
Congratulations!
Congratulations to the winners of our competition to pick the sessions for our 2013 Fall Conference in New Orleans, Oct. 2-4.
A Good Time to Ask Questions
Are we finally getting serious and asking important questions about the role social media (or media in any form) can play in helping foundations achieve their goals? Signs seem to be pointing that way.
For instance, last week, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) held a day-long conference focused on how foundations can determine if social media is moving their work forward. Over the course of large group and small group discussions and presentations, the questions that kept communications professionals and evaluators engaged were “what do we measure and what will success look like from using social media?”
IssueLab Helps Audiences Stay Current On Latest Foundation and Nonprofit Research
Pop Quiz: If you wanted to find the latest published research on arts and culture, immigration reform, health care children and youth – or any other of the many program areas in which foundations and their grantees work – where would go?
Before you answer that – here’s a bonus question: If you had research on those – and other topics – where would you turn for help in getting this knowledge into the hands of people who need to see it?
