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Category Archives: social media
Civil Society, Digital Democracy?
Perpetual has hosted its third installment of discussions and workshops with Stanford PACS (Centre on Philanthropy and Civil Society) with a session entitled Civil Society in an Age of Digital Democracy. Lucy Bernholz partly deconstructed the title of the session … Continue reading
4 events in three weeks
It’s going to be a busy second half of August. A few events for your consideration: Next week my workday organisation, the Inner North Community Foundation, hosts Tom Dawkins, social entrepreneur and crowdfunding specialist, co-founder of Start Some Good (Dream Big, … Continue reading
Posted in fundraising, philanthropy, social action, social media
Tagged Ashoka, Australian Communities Foundation, Australian Women Donors' Network, Catherine Brown, Changemakers Festival, Colleen Willoughby, Impact100, Lord Mayors Charitable Fund, Maimonides Society, Philanthropy and Ethics Debate, PLuGIN, start some good, Swinburne Philanthropy Alumni, Tom Dawkins, Victorian Women's Trust
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Crowdfunding
I attended a talk on crowdfunding at Hub Melbourne, presented by the Australian Centre for Social Innovation (TACSI) featuring The Awesome Foundation, Pozible and Start Some Good. Sounds like something where a crowd funds your project? Almost but not quite. … Continue reading
Posted in donate, fundraising, philanthropy, social action, social media
Tagged #crowd4goood, awesome foundation, crowdfunding, funds for artists, melbourne, pozible, social change, social entrepreneurs, social media, social network, start some good, strategic giving, tax deductibility, twitter
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Putting your money where my mouth is
I was reading my twitter feed and feeling concerned about the earthquakes in Christchurch and the enormity of what is happening in Libya and wondering about our capacity to be ghoulish voyeurs in times of crisis and feel helpless, overwhelmed … Continue reading
Ozphilanthropy.com’s top 13 – no make that 9 – Australian philanthropy tweeters
It is no secret to those close to me that I love twitter and have become a bit of an addict. I try to justify my presence there by saying that I get all my best information from the site … Continue reading
Posted in fundraising, philanthropy, social media, volunteering
Tagged Philanthropy Australia, social media, social network, twitter
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The Dragonfly Effect – not for profit readings #2
The Dragonfly Effect: Quick, Effective, and Powerful Ways To Use Social Media to Drive Social Change I very much enjoyed this book published late last year and subtitled ‘Quick, effective and powerful ways to use social media to drive change’ … Continue reading
Posted in donate, fundraising, philanthropy, social action, social media, volunteering
Tagged social change, social media, social network, twitter
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not for profit readings lately
I was encouraged to get going with this blog after reading Seth Godin‘s Linchpin: Are You Indispensable? and Beth Kanter and Allison Fine’s: The Networked Nonprofit: Connecting with Social Media to Drive Change. Back in 2010 I had moved jobs, … Continue reading
Posted in donate, fundraising, philanthropy, social media
Tagged Allison Fine, Andy Hertzfeld, Beth Kanter, Douglas E White, Inspired Philanthropy: Your step by step guide to creatin a giving plan, Linchpin: Are you Indispensable, Nancy Adess, Networked Nonprofit: Connecting with Social Media to Drive Change, Philanthropy Australia, real artists ship, relationship building, Relationship management, Seth Godin, social network, The Art of Planned Giving: Understanding Donors and the Culture of Giving, Tracey Gary
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Welcome – hello (2017 update)
Welcome to Ozphilanthropy.com and thank you for looking in/stopping by. Ozphilanthropy.com was started in 2010 when I wanted to collate my thoughts on philanthropy in the arts and higher education in Australia. I had been working in philanthropy for some … Continue reading
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Tagged social media, social network, twitter
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