Events guide for nonprofits & social change outfits
Following is a roundup of conferences and events scheduled in the nonprofit and social change sectors for the month of May. For the full year, see: Calendar of 2010 social change conferences.
Even if you can’t attend, you should be able to follow part of the proceedings on Twitter — type in the name of the conference on Twitter Search and look for the hashtag associated with it (then click on it).
If you’re interested in social media, tech and marketing conferences, see the May calendar on our sister site, Socialmedia.biz.
Conference | Date | Place |
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May | ||
NYC Symposium for Social Change | May 3 | New York |
The NYC Symposium for Social Change brings together the powerful economic tools of Wall Street with the entrepreneurship of social innovation to impact New York City’s most pressing issues in education, environment and impact investing. | ||
Global Voices Citizen Media Summit | May 6-7 | Santiago, Chile |
Global Voices Online gathers with a diverse group of bloggers, activists, technologists and journalists from around the world for two days of public discussions and workshops. The theme of the meeting is “Next generation citizen media, public access and citizen participation.” | ||
SHINE | May 13-15 | London |
As an antidote to business conferences or other social enterprise events, this unconference sets out to provide the space, place and time where people setting up their social enterprise could grow their business, learn from others in the same situation, and come away with their questions answered. | ||
Games for Change Festival | May 24-27 | New York |
The seventh annual event takes place at Parsons The New School for Design. | ||
Gov 2.0 Expo | May 25-27 | Washington, DC |
Government 2.0 is about empowering government employees to serve citizens better and opening up the government into a platform that enables citizens to better help their communities. |
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