Sarah Davies is the Internet Operations Manager for the ACLU of Washington in Seattle. She is an unrepentant technophile, expert on digital communications for nonprofits, amateur ukuleleist, and proud Millenial.
This is a video of a panel run by NPower Seattle‘s Peg Giffels for the Kellog Action Lab. It features Zan McColloch-Lussier from the Pride Foundation, Jessica Ross from Treehouse, and me. We mostly cover Twitter and Facebook, but we frequently diverge into other web territories. Please feel free to spread the video around. I won’t sue you.
Ways to post to multiple sites at once: Ping.fm and Hellotxt.com
Short explanatory videos about technology and social media: Common Craft
Demographic information about social networks: danah boyd
Alternative copyright licensing options: Creative Commons
I’m in San Francisco for the 2009 Nonprofit Technology Conference! Here’s an introduction video to tell y’all what I will be up to and how you can reach me:
I’m MCing the ignite talks in the Grand Ballroom on Monday and Tuesday which will be off the hook. I’ll be liveblogging about the ignite practice sessions tomorrow, so be sure to tune in!
Erica Mills asked me to give a talk on the future of nonprofit communications for her UW Extension class on nonprofit management. I went over Twitter, Facebook, blogging, promotion, and tips on finding a job. Here’s the video:
I could talk about this stuff all day long. I’ll be at the 2009 Nonprofit Technology Conference, so feel free to connect with me there or ping me on Twitter.
