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Understanding the Networked Nonprofit: How being more transparent, connected and social can help you transform your neighborhood or community
 Beth Kanter, Zoetica  Join Beth Kanter in a workshop that explores the themes in her recently published book, and discover how to put them into practice. Social media has broken free from the marketing communications and fundraising silos, changing the way nonprofits deliver programs, lead, manage, and even govern. This session will take a look at these trends and how organizations can equip themselves to be fully networked.

[|Using Social Media To Do More With Less] by Beth Kanter [|Follow the Few to Get to the Many] by Beth Kanter Building Relationships on the Social Web by Beth Kanter [|Using Social Network Analysis To Improve Strategy] by Beth Kanter [|Acting Bigger By Activating Networks] by Working Wikily
 * Understanding and Leveraging Networks**

[|The Secret Guide To Social Media Adoption in Organizations] [|Should A CEO Remove Burning Man Photos from Facebook?] [|Social Media Policy: Don't Moon People With Cameras or At Least Hide Your Face While You Do It] [|Examples of Social Media Policies]
 * Culture Change**

[|Social Media Intern Job Description and Recruitment Strategy for Nonprofit] [|How to Grow Your Social Media Team Without Hiring New People] [|Social Media Intern Job Description and Recruitment Strategy for Nonprofit] [|Tips for Giving Social Media Projects to Interns] [|How To Use Interns for Social Media Projects] [|How Much Time Does It take To Do Social Media?] [|Ten Social Media Tasks for Interns] [|Networked Nonprofit Manifesto] by Devon Smith Study of staffing for [|Theatres] and [|orchestras]
 * Staff and Capacity**