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The impact that self organising social networks will have if Not for Profits (NFP) are slow and bureaucratic to respond to social change. Hat tip: Mark Pesce and Priscilla Brice Weller
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Peer to Peer Civic Engagement (Social
Networks) affecting Not for Profit (NFP)
Laurel Papworth
Q“How can social capital be decreasing when the non-profit sector is booming?”
A“There is simply said no one-to-one relationship between the non-profit sector and social capital.”
The Mob does not need a Business Model
Personal Fundraising just got a lot more powerful
Civic Engagement is not just fundraising
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• Laurel Papworth, Director World Communities world.com.au
• Lecturer UniSyd
• [email protected] or http://silkcharm.blogspot.com
• Facebook, twitter, bebo, myspace, …
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