Voluntary sector aims to bring people together onlineFeedback: Lauren Currie, co-founder of Mypolice social networking site.Stephen NaysmithShare 0 comments26 Oct 2010Police who tweet, charities using Facebook or taking on citizen journalists – th…
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I received the email below by accident this week. I do wonder if the Edmondson family ever got their dandylionclock eggcup? Sue has aggreement with Father Martin to sell mug/egg cups after church on Sunday 21st November. Can she has 6 of each desi…
I’m a social (media) animal Posted by Martin Keane on Wednesday, October 13, 2010 1 Comment (Edit) Since an early age I felt that I had to choose a path which made a difference, in recent years I came to realise that this had to centre on help…
Click to view largeDownload full size (1483 KB) We’re looking for volunteers who have a good understanding of social media tools, including Twitter, Facebook and blogging. Advanced technical knowledge, coding etc, is not required. As we’re looking…
via youtube.com Scottish charity OneKind have really raised the bar on campaign videos with #theyrehere. You’ll be able to hear Martin Keane from OneKind speaking about their use of social media for movement building at #BeGoodBeSocial this month.
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Heralded as one of the first in a new generation of ‘think-and-do’ tanks, Glasgow-based Think! Research and Consulting is attempting to blur the divide between research and practical action, and to work in new ways that go beyond the typical clien…
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I really like Malcolm Gladwell’s new piece on digital political organizing. It’s got an excellent structure, alternating scenes of the lunch counter protests of the 1960s with ideas about the loose social groups that activists attempt to catalyze …
