Netsquared: Connecting Nonprofits to Technology
WorldChanging Team, 12 Aug 09
Netsquared is a TechSoup project aimed at connecting nonprofit organizations with Web 2.0 technologies to “collaborate, share information and mobilize support.” Jon Lebkowsky first introduced Netsquared here on Worldchanging when the project launched in December 2005. He noted the potential for the organization to "bring many more nonprofits to technologies that will increase their capabilities, and their ability to drive their own innovations, significantly."
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This seems like a great idea - this last year I've been working with a nonprofit who advocated for better cycling conditions in my city, and have seen there's a real opportunity for younger folks tech skills to supplement the commitment of older generations in this sector. More power to NetSquared.
Posted by: Patrick Sunter on 14 Aug 09
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