If you are wondering about the relevance of blogging to charities, community groups etc, then take a look at the linked article, from the Co-CEO of Girls For A Change, “a non-profit organization that’s empowering girls to create social change”. OK it’s American, and the front page of the actual …
An interesting piece about social firms – social enterprises where at least 25% of workers are disabled or have health problems – in today’s (Scottish) Herald: New spirit of social enterprise – The Herald
A 3 year research project into how IT can make an impact on the effectiveness of charities has been announced in the States: Nonprofits Research the Effects of Technology Assistance :: PNNOnline :: “We know technology has the potential to dramatically increase what nonprofits are able to accomplish,” said NPower …
A ‘new’ sector blog to add to the list shortly: SCVS (Swansea Council For Voluntary Service) WEBLOGS PILOT a project to evaluate the use(s) of weblogs in learning, e-learning and, in our case, community development. Running for 6 months from Sept 05, so take a look quick! And here’s another …
UPDATED ITEM: Information entered under ‘About yourself’ when registering will now appear on the appropriate Author page. There’s no option to add a pic there, but you can upload one in a posting if you want. ————— I haven’t found an easy way to create a page per author to …
Net squared, a newish American set up billed as ‘remixing the web for social change’ is beginning to have some interesting stuff on its blog. Here’s what I’ve just picked up: The first time I’ve seen anything sector related on flickr, the photo sharing/tagging website: International NGOs. The ability to …
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