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Last week I spoke at BlogHer '11, a gathering of over 3,000 women bloggers. Photo by Green LA Girl ) 2. Julie has some good photos from the session in her post, And My Water Didn't Break at All. Photo of Gwen Bell by Joel Longtine. Below are some of the ideas, events and people that have stayed with me this week: 1.
This kind soul happen to walk by when the flickr blogher meetup birds of a feather session ended and we needed a group photo. I know that the photo was taken on this blogher's camera phone. But I can't find her card and I can't find the photo. I'd love to see the photos that others took? Can anyone help?
His complete set of Blogherphotos are awesome.). In the beginning of my blogs I knew people who became "A list bloggers", mostly men and asked them to link to my writing. As I was browsing the flickr stream , I found this stunning photograph of Halley Suitt of Halley's Comment by JD Lasica , a bloghim. (
Click To Play Here a round up of some the fabulous women Bloghers in Cambodia and Linux Chix that I met. Viirak interviewed her during the video blogging workshop) She presented in the morning of the first day about why blogging has been useful to her. Dee Dee with the BlogHer bag! In this photo, Pagna is on the left.
One of the ideas I've been exploring is the whole notion of video blogging from Cambodia by Cambodians. While I was in Chicago, Ryanne Hodson , who I met at last year's BlogHer, is in Cambodia and Southeast Asia with Jay Dedman to document the work of Project Hope International. (The What is the best blog platform for mobile bloggers?
The minute I walked into the reception at blogher tonight, Susan Getgood came up to me and said "Don't photograph my shoes. " Several other women came up to me and told me not take photos because they forgot to get pedicures! They remembered the shoe blogging from last year's conference. These aren't the good ones.
How can I improve my live blogging technique and better integrate with personal networking? connect names with faces to blogs, be efficient, deal with flaky wireless, etc). How can learn more from the content while juggling live blogging of the being there fun stuff? Volunteer for next year's blogher. To Do List.
I'm blogging shoes and feet this morning during breakfast. The only way I got these photographs was promise not to attach a name to the photo. Technorati Tags: blogher bloghercon The complete set is here. I did get permission from anina.net who is a fashion blogger from Paris. The shoes are by the designer Andre).
Photo by Britt Bravo. Britt Bravo facilitated a meet up session yesterday for bloghers who write about social change and nonprofits. why not add a few new blogs into your reader? And if that isn't enough - Marshall Kirkpatrick has a great round up of favorite Bloghers over at Read/Write Web.
Here's a great photo of Alexandra Samuels using the flipchart when the Internet connection failed. Alexandra Samuels said that she go interested in learning to blog efficiently because it was easier to reprogram her blog than her two-year old! My flickr set of photos of their session are here. Inside joke at Flickr.
I'm having a great time at the BlogHer Conference this year connecting with lots of do-good, good-hearted BlogHers like: Zoe Chafe, Staff Researcher and blogger for Worldwatch Institute. Sheila Bernus Dowd, who writes about nonprofits in Silicon Valley on her blog, Starfish Circle. blogher07 women blog Give 'em a click!
photo by Oso Sopheap blogs at ifocus with the tagline ???three She started her blog this year in May, 2007 because it was an opportunity for self-expression. Her blog covers social, political, and economic global issues from the perspective of young Cambodian professional. Why did you start to blog?
She live blogged me while I lived blogged her. She came to Blogher because she was invited by Six Apart and wanted to connect with blogher role models. She came to Blogher because she was invited by Six Apart and wanted to connect with blogher role models. Not many folks in the fashion world are blogging.
You can see photos of some of the damage as they come in on PicFog. You can follow their work on the American Red Cross Disaster Newsroom blog, and on Twitter at @RedCross. • You can follow UNICEF's work on their Field Notes blog, and on Twitter at @UnicefUSA. You can follow him on his blog , and on Twitter at @wyclef.
And finally, found a wonderful photo of Renee in flickr. Technorati Tags: blogher I suspect that Renee probably got more cards than I ended up, but I did pretty good for an introvert. Renee Blodgett Originally uploaded by jdlasica.
I'm gearing up to do some live blogging at blogher and NCDD. Over the past year, I've done a lot of live blogging which is basically taking notes at lectures, conferences, and presentations of what was said. Perhaps it may be helpful to others who have not live blogged before. publically. publically.
This photo was taken when Little Judy handed up her laptop to one of the presenters in Advanced Tools Session when there was a technical problem. Technorati Tags: blogher powerbloghers advanced tools Originally uploaded by image415. Even though they gave her pieces of chocolate, it was an act of caring.
Flickr Photo by Veesees Elise Bauer , a food blogger who writes Simple Recipes. Blog about something you care about. Link to blogs at are at the same stage as you. What are your tips for getting traffic to your blog? She does this talk because she gets a lot of traffic. She has 1,000,000 feed readers. Keep at it.
Thought folks might be interested in reading the Humaninet blog from Gregg Swanson who will be blogging and uploading photos to the Hnet Flickr account via a satellite connection at a disaster response exercise in Asia put on by ADRA Asia. Blog: [link] Flickr: [link]. They probably already know about each other's work.
At this summer's Blogher Conference, I had the opportunity to hear Lauren Gelman , Associate Director of Stanford Law School's Center for Internet and Society , and Dean of State of Play Academy present at the blogging communities session called, " So, You Have This Crazy Idea." just email her at gelman at Stanford dot edu.
But, I had an opportunity to meet Sheila Bernus Dowd who writes a blog called Starfish Circle where she shares her insights about the nonprofit community in Silicon Valley. It is always fun to meet readers who you have never met face-to-face and so I had to get my photo taken with her! Do the math. Check it out!
Beth Kanter posted an incredible photo today on blogher and netsquared (click on one of them to see it) taken from the camera_rwanda blog. You must visit this blog and see the photos. The photo above is from another beautiful photoblog called, Lives in Focus. The photos are incredible.
This post was originally published on the Fast Company Blog and is being republished her with permission. I just got back from BlogHer , the largest gathering of female bloggers in America. This includes a prominent blog, twitter feed, easy ways to share MomsRising content plus lots of photos and videos.
My big birthday is coming up this month and I'm celebrating it with a Flickr Photo Remix Contest. Create a birthday card by remixing a photo of Beth or remix one of your own (any photo) and send it into the Beth5.0 Looks like I'm not the only Blogher celebrating a milestone birthday! birthday card!
Photo by Michaela Hackner, Kalabird. No, I'm not blogging on the plane! So, she graciously agreed to participate in our panel and do a quick interview for me so I could "pro blog it" for BlogHer. Why did you start blogging? It is a personal blog. I wrote it in advance). for fundraising strategies.
I got to snap this photo of two women, Marnie Webb and Charlene Li , who have greatly influenced my work over the past 5-10 years. Here’s where I shared why I like blogging. David, to answer your question, here’s an unfolding story. Marnie Webb and Charlene Li: Two of My Social Media Role Models.
Today, August 31st, is Blog Day , a day for bloggers to recommend 5 new blogs to their readers, "preferably blogs that are different from their own culture, point of view and attitude." Cupcakes Take the Cake: all cupcakes all the time This is one of the first blogs I ever read and it is still a favorite.
Flickr Photo by Beth. That's my favorite photo of her. They are also running a contest : The Red Cross is also encouraging dog owners to cool off during these dog days by diving into the American Red Cross Pet Photo Pool. Get your camera ready and sniff out these instructions to enter our Dog Days of Summer photo contest.
After "How Has Blogging Changed Your World?" I was happy that a bunch of folks signed up for the Blogging for Social Change group. everyone divided into small "Birds of a Feather" groups of like-minded bloggers. Here are some of the bloggers from our group. Give 'em some link love y'all!
This morning at the BlogHer Conference, about 40 "green" and "social change" bloggers, organizations and companies got together for a Birds of a Feather Meetup. and the adventures of leelo and his potty-mouthed mom Tammy Lynn Gilmore, SXSW Interactive Photos by me. blogher08 green social change
The first whole group session of Day 2 of BlogHer was, “How Has Blogging Changed your World?” When Hurricane Katrina hit, she and her blogging partner decided to write a post asking their readers to post items in the comments section that they could donate to Katrina survivors. I consider food to be really political.
I was beginning to wonder if I had attended blogher at all after stepping off the redeye at Logan at 10:00 a.m. But thanks to the blogher flickr stream and blogher participants with digital cameras, I found a few photos that documented my presence. Here's "George" taking the photo of me ). this morning.
As many of you know, in addition to writing for Have Fun * Do Good, I am also a Contributing Editor, with Beth Kanter , for the Social Change and Nonprofit section of BlogHer. I have also written for The Extraordinaries , NetSquared , the Stanford Social Innovation Review Opinion blog , WorldChanging , and The Huffington Post.
I had the pleasure of interviewing Judi Sohn for Blogher and have finally published it. I really enjoy reading her personal blog, A View from Home and if you work with nonprofits and technology - you'll find it very valuable. " She uses her personal blog, A View From Home , to help her keep informed of technology.
Hanging with Britt Bravo at NetSquared Conference Photo by Schipulites. For the past three years, I've had the pleasure of working closely with Britt Bravo at BlogHer and Netsquared. Britt will be teaching a "Nonprofit Blogging 101," and a "Nonprofit Podcasting 101" session. We rarely get any face time.
Mary Joyce in front of her campaign posts during a recent trip to Lagos to set up computer equipment for the OpenNet Initiative in April, 2007 (Photo from her Flickr stream). Post it on your blog: [link] =-017xCZEXFU&eurl=. Add the Free Monem quote randomizer badge to your blog's sidebar. Yeah, we think it's pretty cool.
If after asking yourself the 10 Questions to Get You Started Using Social Media for Your Nonprofit or Do-Good Project, you've decided that a blog is good tool for you, consider incorporating the following 10 elements of an effective nonprofit, or do-good blog into your blogging strategy: 1. Guest blog posts. How to lists.
I wrote about the experience on BlogHer last week. As I mentioned, one of the Day of Service activities was a video blogging workshop for local nonprofits given by Jay Dedman and Ryanne Hodson. So, I thought, why not offer it up as a prize for video blogging workshop participants? s new code enforcement policies lack of ???proper
In early July, I posted about a Basic Blogging for Women Workshop I'd be teaching this fall, but after talking to some prospective students, I decided that it was important to find a space where everyone could be on a computer, so I changed the date and the venue so that we can be in a computer lab. 125 if received after October 9th.
Photo by Gina Trapani. The photo from one of my flickr contacts, Gina Trapani , caught my eye and I thought, this looks familiar but couldn't place it. Then I read the attribution, "photo concept shamelessly stolen " and realized that I had taken a similar photo at Blogher! Photo by Cambodia4kids.
Ed Batista answered my musing about feeling naked online (in the context of getting over the discomfort one feels as blog writer) with a great response and an interesting photo. And, I stumbled upon the blogher conference with a session entitled " How To Get Naked Online " in July. To be who we are. We long for truth.
Winners of the Creative Commons Photo Contest, 2006. I'm working on a piece for the BlogHer Holiday Guide about encouraging children to contribute causes and charities. So, here's what I'd like to you, write up a blog, or leave a comment with link or track back - and let me know. Some blog posts: Taking Action in the World
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