Social Media for Social Good – Glasgow 5th Dec 2014
Scotland’s third sector social media conference returns to Glasgow on 5th December 2014. I’ve worked with GCVS to programme the line-up of speakers and workshops – which is pretty damn impressive if I don’t say so myself. The focus is very much on learning, debate and making connections. We’ve kept ticket prices low so it’s accessible to all budgets. You’re welcome along whether you work in the charity, public or private sector.
Workshops and talks include:
#Indyref uncovered – Social media lessons from the Scottish Referendum campaign
Kevin Gilmartin – Digital Communications Officer at Glasgow University (Previously Digital Media Producer at Yes Scotland)
#Icebucketchallenge lessons – How Facebook propelled MND Scotland’s biggest ever fundraising campaign
Iain McWhirter – Head of Fundraising and Volunteering at MND Scotland
One man mission – How an award winning campaigner uses social media to raise awareness of dementia
Tommy Whitelaw – Project Engagement Lead, Health & Social Care Alliance Scotland
Search engine secrets – Using SEO for awareness raising, fundraising and more
Conrad Rossouw – Digital Manager at Shelter Scotland
Funder’s perspective – How you can use social media to achieve your aims and demonstrate outcomes
John Fellows – Head of Communications, Big Lottery Fund Scotland
Super storytelling – Using simple video & audio to transform your case studies
Rosie McIntosh – Communications Strategy Consultant, Third Sector Lab
Connected housing – How housing associations and social housing charities can utilise social media
Ross McCulloch – Director, Third Sector Lab & Head of Communications, Relationships Scotland
Young people online – Safety, privacy and policy for third sector organisations
Claire Connachan – Senior Communications Development Worker, Youth Scotland
Goal setting – Crafting a simple social media strategy
Leah Lockhart – Director, Relate Lab
Dads rock – Using Facebook, Twitter and more to engage dads, raise funds and campaign
Thomas Lynch – Project Coordinator, Co-founder and Trustee, Dads Rock
Perfect planning – Time and multi-channel management for busy people
Carolyne Mitchell – Information Officer, South Lanarkshire Council
