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(. in which I continue to interview my former dorm-mate, Mark Liu, now the project manager for TechSoup's NetSquared initiative) [Me] What can you tell us about the April NetSquared conference? First, we hope to build a community of active participants in the NetSquared website over the coming months.
As both a lesson and as a metric, failure is potentially productive at every level of socialmarkets - from the repeated return of one homeless person to shelter, to the repeated attempts to attach a value like SROI to such a story." An interview with Allen Gunn of Social Source Commons by Britt Bravo over at Netsquared.
Pamela Ashlund's first job was with a small nonprofit that provided services for the homeless and mentally ill over twenty years ago. ???I She caught my attention when she announced her blog over at Netsquared. Now, I try to keep my working relationship with my employer quite separate from my blogging life.
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You don't want to write about everything, because then people won't find you in the same way as when they search on Google about "homelessness issues", or "the environment." In 1995, I'm giving you my life story; I took a class called Challenging White Supremacy. What I do is, I write for several blogs, as she mentioned.
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