Reports:
NEW: Exploring social media as a tool for knowledge exchange: evaluation of the #btr11 experiment
Summary of events:
Twitter chat, Wednesday 18th April 2012
- how is social media used for knowledge exchange between academics and communities? more
Social networking below the radar: social media or action media? 4 April 2012
Held in partnership with Globalnet21 and hosted by the Big Lottery Fund
- This event culminated the series of Beyond the Radar events exploring the how community groups can maximise their impact. It explored the use of social media by community groups and activities and evaluated lessons learned from the experience of the BTR11 project. More details
Strengthening Civil society through social media, 28 February 2012, 7.30 – 8.30pm
- Online discussion with Globalnet21. Panel included Joe Taylor, NATCAN and David Wilcox, Social Reporter. Details are here. See recording here.
Below the Radar and the unintended consequences of voluntary sector reconfiguration, 1 February 2012, 2-4pm
- The panel included Big Lottery Fund, Community Development Foundation, Trust for London, and Barrow Cadbury Trust, along with TSRC. See Online Discussion
Civil Society Beyond the Radar, 30 January 2012
- Previous discussion hosted by GlobalNet21 with presentations by David Tyler, Community Matters, and Angus McCabe, TSRC. A recording of this webinar is available here
What motivates people to act? 19 October 2011, 7-9pm
- Previous online discussion in partership with NatCAN. Panel members included Maxine Moar, Simon Skidmore, Joe Taylor. See Discussion here
How can community groups achieve their aims despite the cuts? 19 July 2011
- Live Q&A held by the Guardian Voluntary Sector Network. See a summary of the conversation.
Beyond the Radar: maximising the impact of community activity, 8 July 2011
- TSRC and Barrow Cadbury Trust held the first Beyond the Radar event on the 8th July 2011 to kickstart the dabate: See videos of the event. Event report: Beyond the Radar, Love, Passion and Fun
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