Seminar Topic: promoting your NGO using Social Media
Date : 28th September, 2014
Venue : Bala Vikasa PDTC, Warangal, Telengana
Why social media?
A problem that faces many NGOs is the promotion of their events, actions or the ability to have a web presence that attracts volunteers, participants or sponsors/donors.
Social Media is a fusion of sociology and technology, transforming monologues (one way communication) into dialogues (two way communication) that democratizes information, transforming people by shifting the way people discover, read, collaborate and publish news and information. Social media technologies are reducing barriers and allowing people to connect in the online world to form relationships for personal and social use. NGOs depend on their relationships with members, donors and stake holders for financial support, goodwill and advocacy matters.
This seminar discusses on
1. powerful ideas on how NGOs should be using social media (YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, blogs) to advance your missions;
2. how NGOs can attract supporters (participants, new members, volunteers, donors, sponsors…) via the social networks, web and social media resulting in real-world actions.
3. keeping your stakeholders updated on current developments within the NGO and how it fits into the larger development context
4. the best practices on social media management.
5. several examples of how NGOs and international nonprofits are successfully using social media for programs and campaigns.
About Bala Vikasa
Bala Vikasa has been effectively implementing relevant community development programs, predominantly in the state of Andhra Pradesh. Committed to integrated development of rural communities, Bala Vikasa is presently active in approximately 2000 villages. It is changing the lives of millions of people, irrespective of caste, race, religion or politics, through various development initiatives. Besides reaching out to 24 states within India, Bala Vikasa has expanded and included in its knowledge sharing programs to 43 countries across the globe.
The seminar will include more than 100 participants who are development professionals, consultants, research scholars, NGO staff and all the concerned related to the domain of developmental sector.
Registration cost: INR 1000
Travel Reimbursement: Up to Rs.500 irrespective of the original cost will be reimbursed.
The seminar will allow for substantial dialogue, lectures, small-group discussions, group sharing, video presentations and exercises among the participants.
In order to encourage and support the participants, Bala Vikasa is providing food and accommodation at its own cost.
Kindly disseminate the seminar information among your friends / network groups.
Kindly contact Ms. Sunitha Reddy on 09849844868 or email to pdtc@balavikasa.org for registration into this seminar.
Date : 28th September, 2014
Venue : Bala Vikasa PDTC, Warangal, Telengana
Why social media?
A problem that faces many NGOs is the promotion of their events, actions or the ability to have a web presence that attracts volunteers, participants or sponsors/donors.
Social Media is a fusion of sociology and technology, transforming monologues (one way communication) into dialogues (two way communication) that democratizes information, transforming people by shifting the way people discover, read, collaborate and publish news and information. Social media technologies are reducing barriers and allowing people to connect in the online world to form relationships for personal and social use. NGOs depend on their relationships with members, donors and stake holders for financial support, goodwill and advocacy matters.
This seminar discusses on
1. powerful ideas on how NGOs should be using social media (YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, blogs) to advance your missions;
2. how NGOs can attract supporters (participants, new members, volunteers, donors, sponsors…) via the social networks, web and social media resulting in real-world actions.
3. keeping your stakeholders updated on current developments within the NGO and how it fits into the larger development context
4. the best practices on social media management.
5. several examples of how NGOs and international nonprofits are successfully using social media for programs and campaigns.
About Bala Vikasa
Bala Vikasa has been effectively implementing relevant community development programs, predominantly in the state of Andhra Pradesh. Committed to integrated development of rural communities, Bala Vikasa is presently active in approximately 2000 villages. It is changing the lives of millions of people, irrespective of caste, race, religion or politics, through various development initiatives. Besides reaching out to 24 states within India, Bala Vikasa has expanded and included in its knowledge sharing programs to 43 countries across the globe.
The seminar will include more than 100 participants who are development professionals, consultants, research scholars, NGO staff and all the concerned related to the domain of developmental sector.
Registration cost: INR 1000
Travel Reimbursement: Up to Rs.500 irrespective of the original cost will be reimbursed.
The seminar will allow for substantial dialogue, lectures, small-group discussions, group sharing, video presentations and exercises among the participants.
In order to encourage and support the participants, Bala Vikasa is providing food and accommodation at its own cost.
Kindly disseminate the seminar information among your friends / network groups.
Kindly contact Ms. Sunitha Reddy on 09849844868 or email to pdtc@balavikasa.org for registration into this seminar.
