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GuideStar India - Networked NGO Workshops - Packard Grantees. That often intimidates nonprofit folks (including me), but it doesn’t have to be that way. There are low tech tools and online (low cost or free) SNA tools and great resources like Marc Smith at NodeXL. Ventura County Community Foundation - March, 2013.
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Someone in Indiana could connect with someone in India around a cause they care about." "The I started nerding out, teaching myself HTML." Maybe you shouldn''t look for an NGO "out there" but ask their employees and own audience what causes THEY care about. What she''d studied was now tipping into online space.
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