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Professional Briefings: Frictionless Fundraising, Nov 2004

Every time we announce a workshop, people write to us asking when we are going to host a workshop in their part of the world. In many cases, the answer is that it may be years before we can reach many of the professionals who want to study with us. We also realize that the time and cost of travel often exceeds the cost of a workshop. Today, we are pleased to announce a series of live, ninety minute, online Professional Briefings designed for nonprofit professionals. Our first series will focus on three essential Frictionless Fundraising topics, and will be held in mid-November. Posted: 10/13/04; 6:39:53 PM #

Project Alchemy's Activist Toolkit

Project Alchemy, which was founded to provide technology support to social justice organizations in the Pacific Northwest, is closing its doors, due primarily to a lack of interest in capacity building by those who fund social justice groups. Some of their online resources, like their Activist Toolkit are copyrighted under Creative Commons licenses and will be picked up elsewhere for hosting. Posted: 10/13/04; 2:55:44 PM #

Resources for Media Justice Organizing
	Reclaim the Media maintains an excellent list of annotated resources for media justice organizing, including visionary articles, coalition building resources, and educational materials. This is a treasure trove for anyone concerned with media consolidation and its impacts. Posted: 10/13/04; 2:55:26 PM #

Site Diagrams: Mapping an Information Space
	In Site Diagrams: Mapping an Information Space, Jason Withrow looks at how to map the relationships between different pieces of online information. While I have always felt that it was people who have relationships that are, in turn, mediated by information, this is still very useful stuff. Posted: 10/13/04; 2:55:04 PM #