Dan Hoyle's Tings Dey Happen September 17, 2009
1062 Valencia Street
San Francisco, California 94110
San Francisco, California 94110
Determined to understand life beyond the bubbles of our liberal cities, Hoyle traveled across the country through small-town America for 100 days. Living out of his van, sleeping in Wal-Mart parking lots, and meeting with folks on the other side of the political and cultural divide, Hoyle turned his eye and ear on how the other half of the country lives.
Added by Upcoming Robot on August 30, 2009
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CONFIRMED WORKSHOPS
Here are the workshops confirmed as of 5/9:
* Hosting 101: How to register your domain name and find a place to put your web site -- Jamie Mcclelland, May First Technology Collective
* Technology Decision-Making for the Non-Technical Executive -- Alissa Fencsik, Harbinger Partners
* Changing the Look and Feel of Your Content Management System -- Ben Dimaggio, IT Consultant
* Simple, Cheap and Secure Options for Credit Card Donations -- Dan MacNeil, Community Software Labs
* Getting Your Message out in the Age of Spam -- Panel convened by Jamie McClelland of MayFirst
* Effective websites for community groups: tips and tools using Plone, an open source CMS-- Nate Aune, Jazkarta Consulting
* Moving from the desktop to hosted web publishing: a case study in coordination of a multi-state grassroots campaign -- Cliff Graves and Josh Myles, IT Consultants
* Helping Your Computer System Grow Up -- Adam Frost, ComputerCareAndLearning.com
* Organizer to Organizer: What do you do with all that data in the database -- Sarah Bennett with Eric Weltman and Amy Mello
* Tech Workers Unite! Organizing the people who make technology happen -- Jennifer Doe, Mass Jobs With Justice
* Leveraging your Members for Political Change -- Marc Eisenberg and Steve Daigneault, Kintera
* Make your own web site, database, or wiki -- Ryan Ozimek, Picnet & Ethan Winn
* Other Planned Workshops as of 5/23 Web 2.0: Concepts, Applications, and Possibilities
* Distance Learning and Remote Training for Nonprofits
* Online Advocacy: Tools and Strategies
* The Boston Community Card: a project harnessing consumer purchasing power and using online social networking.