Schedule
The Early Bird Gets The Worm
A growing number of events and activities are being added to the schedule. Take an early look. Registration will be available soon…
)Contact
Madison Nonprofit Day
c/o Nonprofit Tech
266 Waubesa St., Ste #2
Madison, WI 53704
tel. (608) 241.3616
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Purpose
To celebrate and promote awareness of the city's nonprofits, the work they do and the communities they serve
by Madison Nonprofit Day
Schedule of Activities
The 2011 Event Listing will be available around the 15 June. Events and activities can still be added up until July 22, 2011. We will announce more details soon…
Thu, August 11, 2011
9:00 AM
Social Media for Nonprofits »
09:00 AM at Goodman Community Center (Length: 1hr)
“ProjectGirl.org is a small non-profit based in Oregon WI. In Feb of 2009 they had the opportunity to pursue a grant from BestBuy. Best Buy set it up that teenagers age 13 - 18 would vote on one of four nonprofits after they signed up and were active on their teen activism site at15.com. This presentation will share with you…
RSVP: 27
Hello Drupal! »
Open Source Web Development in a Nutshell
09:00 AM at Sector67 (Length: 3hrs)
This is a three hour session, providing direct experience using Drupal, and learn about the community as well. This workshop is suitable for accidental techies, web caretakers interested in Drupal, students, and career switchers who are interested in open source web development. With hands-on training you’ll get kick started in learning Drupal. You’ll also talk to professional developers who use…
RSVP: 17
Registration Closed
Plant Information Requests, Olbrich Gardens »
09:00 AM at Olbrich Gardens, Schumacher Library (Length: 7hrs)
The Schumacher Library of Olbrich Gardens will be making its plant information request services available all day on Madison Nonprofit Day, during library hours. In person, telephone, and email requests for information on plants can be submitted.
tel. (608) 246-5805
email. .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
RSVP: 1
10:00 AM
Faith & Choices: Clergy Reveal Faith Teachings on Reproductive Justice »
10:00 AM at Plymouth UCC (Length: 1.5hrs)
The Wisconsin Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice will sponsor a panel of clergy of various faiths, who will present the teachings of their own faith traditions on reproductive justice issues, with Q&A with the audience. The panel includes clergy from five different faiths covering the topics of access to family planning services, contraception, abortion, and comprehensive sexual education.
RSVP: 3
Art in the Park »
Culture's Never Been So Much Fun
10:00 AM at Wirth Court Park (Length: 2hrs)
Madison Nonprofit Day presents ‘Art in the Park’— an exploration for kids and families of Madison’s arts and arts organizations. You can join us at Wirth Court Park on Madison’s east side for Art in the Park, a family-friendly event that will keep you and any young children entertained while introducing you to some of Madison’s nonprofits that provide amazing…
RSVP: 4
Philanthropy in the Age of Twitter »
Keynote Presentation
10:00 AM at Goodman Community Center (Length: 1hr)
What is philanthropy? Brent Hafele looks at the vital role of philanthropy in an age where technology is rapidly changing everything we do. This is not another message about how to raise thousands of dollars on Twitter, but an exploration into the fundamentals of what makes philanthropy possible. Brent A. Hafele, M.A. is passionate about helping nonprofits raise more, work…
RSVP: 33
11:00 AM
Strategic Planning that Works »
11:00 AM at Goodman Community Center (Length: 1hr)
A little bit of planning can go a long way in helping a nonprofit move forward. Discuss the value of starting from the organization’s ideology, be it rock solid or in need of clarity.Explore techniques for engaging stakeholders without losing control over the process.Review frameworks for progress that reflect your organization’s unique needs. The session is led by Melanie Schmidt,…
RSVP: 24
A Taste of Atwood Luncheon »
Atwood Neighborhood Restaurants Shine
11:30 AM at Goodman Community Center (Length: 1.5hrs)
Join us for lunch. Madison Nonprofit Day works with some of Madison’s finest restaurants to provide this community affair. Nonprofit staff and volunteers get to meet, talk, and share bread with communities they serve, neighbors, and new friends. Great food, good conversation, and special announcements. The joy of the Atwood-Schenk neighborhood—behind the parks, the events, and activities— has always been…
RSVP: 52
12:00 PM
Nonprofit-to-Nonprofit Showcase »
12:00 PM at Goodman Community Center (Length: 12pm, Noon)
The Nonprofit to Nonprofit Showcase is a way for nonprofits who provide services to other nonprofits—mailings, space rentals, folding, postering, etc.— to broadcast and inform the individuals participating in the nonprofit educational components of Madison Nonprofit Day of what they do. The Showcase is held against the Taste of Atwood Luncheon, but providing plenty of time for participants to eat…
RSVP: 17
Stories— How Nonprofits Shape Madison (Photo Exhibit) »
A picture is worth a thousand words.
12:00 PM at Absolutely Art/Cafe Zoma (Length: Reception: Friday, 5 August, 5pm-9pm)
Stories is an exhibit focused on providing a visual expression of nonprofits contributing to Madison. Both group representation and individual artistic expression, eight photographers join to provide an inspiring showcase of nonprofit Madison for Madison Nonprofit Day. Eight local photographers donate their camera and skills to showcase Madison-area essential nonprofits. From animals to shelters, Clint Thayer, Tony Vang, Monique Karlen,…
RSVP: 7
1:00 PM
High Speed Networks: Opportunities for Nonprofit and Public Access Use »
Opportunities for Nonprofits and Public Access Labs Using Very High Speed Networks
01:00 PM at Sector67 (Length: 1hr)
The availability of affordable very high speed internet (faster than DSL) has opened up new possibilities for nonprofits. Many of the applications replace higher cost services with more flexible versions of the same services. Online backup is one such service. Telephone service using Internet connections has the potential of this kind of decreased costs and increased flexibility. Another group of…
RSVP: 1
Petting Tour of Heartland Farm Sanctuary »
Charmed Care- Teach Kids to be Kind to Animals
01:00 PM at Verona, WI (Length: 1.5hrs)
“A child who learns to care for an animal, and treat it kindly and patiently, may get invaluable training in learning to treat people the same way.” Heartland Farm Sanctuary builds connections between animals and youth, providing a safe and enjoyable environment where children and youth can interact with farm animals to heal, grow, and have fun. For Madison Nonprofit…
RSVP: 3
Better Board Meetings »
01:00 PM at Goodman Community Center (Length: 1hr)
Board meetings can be a powerful forum for advancing the organization’s mission and discerning priorities in allocating resources. Discuss the purpose and use of a consent agenda to make meetings more strategic. Get tips to structure your Board meetings so they become more efficient.Learn techniques to engage people in advancing the mission. The session is led by Melanie Schmidt, who…
RSVP: 15
Using Web Video to Enhance Issues-based Projects »
Video in the Age of YouTube
01:00 PM at Sector67 (Length: 1hr)
Video is an important piece of a complete marketing campaign, and can be powerful as a call to action or to relay information. Gretta Wing Miller and Aarick Beher of Downtown Dailies/blue studio create web video for nonprofits and independent artists. They have direct knowledge of some things that work and others that don’t. They plan to share that knowledge…
RSVP: 14
How to ask for Money: An Introduction to Major Gift Fundraising »
01:00 PM at Goodman Community Center (Length: 2hrs)
Effective, sustainable, built-for-the-long-haul organizations are continually engaged in annual gift, major gift, and planned gift fundraising all the time. Unfortunately, grant-writing, events, and membership systems are often more urgent and time intensive, and as a result, major gift fundraising – building and sustaining relationships with individual donors – is too often left undone. This is a introductory course in major…
RSVP: 27
Registration Closed
Relationships: the Healthy, the Unhealthy, and Everything in Between »
01:00 PM at East Madison Community Center (Length: 2hrs)
Though relationships should make us feel loved and happy—-they can often be confusing & frustrating. Through a variety of FUN, interactive activities for middle school youth, we’ll identify the tricks & tips to having healthy & beneficial relationships. Join us for an afternoon of enjoyable discussion facilitated by Domestic Abuse Intervention Services!
RSVP: 2
Eating Your Way Through the Urban Forest »
Guided Tree Tour by Sean Gere, Gere Tree Care, Inc. (GTC)
01:30 PM at Yahara River (Length: 1.5hrs)
What’s an urban forest? Which parts are edible? Why are there so many maples in Madison? What trees love to host the prolific kiwi fruit? What little bug is going to take a big bite out of our city’s tree canopy? How can we beat the bug? Find out more: Join one of Sustainable Atwood’s favorite tree champions, Sean Gere,…
RSVP: 2
2:00 PM
Practical Guide to Google Analytics »
02:00 PM at Sector67 (Length: 1hr)
It’s difficult to know what’s working and what’s not without some kind of measuring stick. Google Analytics is a free yardstick for your website. In this session we will take a brief tour of the Google Analytics interface and then discuss how to track the success of specific goals using landing pages and link tags in marketing campaigns, regardless of…
RSVP: 8
Enhancing Your Work with Research »
General Rules for Finding & Evaluating Information Online
02:00 PM at Sector67 (Length: 1hr)
Learn from a Librarian. Quality information abounds online if you know where to look. Enjoy a brief introduction to free (with public library card) online magazine and journal databases and a variety of government information sources. We’ll discuss how to evaluate Web sites you may run across, and how to zoom in on authoritative sources quickly. If you need to…
RSVP: 2
Building Your Website with ExpressionEngine CMS »
02:00 PM at Goodman Community Center (Length: 1hr)
Nonprofits need a website for a number of reasons, including: for presence, information distribution, communication, connection with a wider, broader audience, to create an organizational brand, and more. While the debate on “whether or not your nonprofit needs a website has been settled and filed, the debate on which content management system (CMS) is still wide open. There are a…
RSVP: 15
3:00 PM
Tame Your Data »
Why You Need a Database
03:00 PM at Sector67 (Length: 1hr)
From interviewing and consulting with dozens of nonprofits about their computer issues, I have found that the most pressing need for most has been for a good database system. For NPs, especially those that service clients and have strict reporting requirements to funding agencies, having the data in a good DB system can save vast amounts of time assembling reports…
RSVP: 7
Nonprofits and Concealed Carry »
03:00 PM at Sector67 (Length: 45min)
“Now that Wisconsin has become the 49th state to allow concealed weapons, what does this mean for non-profits. What are the facts? Can you prohibit guns from your organization? This session will briefly detail the law and what options your nonprofit has.”
RSVP: 3
4:00 PM
Introduction to CiviCRM »
04:00 PM at Sector67 (Length: 1hr)
Managing your mailing lists, contacts, donors, or members in spreadsheets and emails? Tired of separate systems for event registrations, online donations, and membership signups? CiviCRM is a free and open source solution for integrating and streamlining these functions and more. This presentation demonstrates the basic functionality of CiviCRM, installation requirements, and organizational challenges when implementing a CRM. CiviCRM is a…
RSVP: 7
Green Computing »
04:00 PM at Sector67 (Length: 1hr)
Our electronic devices allow us to do more in less time. But what is the impact of those devices on the environment. In this session we will consider two types of environmental impact energy use and toxic waste. Energy consumption: The good news is that consumer electronics manufacturers are paying at least some attention to energy efficiency. On the other…
RSVP: 0
5:00 PM
Coping with Information Overload and the Attention Economy »
05:00 PM at Sector67 (Length: 1hr)
Starting in the 1970s, well before the rise of the Internet, people have been aware of information overload, or the difficulties that increased information creates for people who are trying to complete tasks. With more and more information available, people can only focus on a subset of the available information, but there is often a residual anxiety that some relevant…
RSVP: 1
Ignite: Social Media Sanity with Hootsuite »
05:00 PM at Sector67 (Length: 20min)
Sharing information about your organization via social media is an inexpensive way to reach the influencers and motivators in your community. But, managing all the social media channels (Facebook, Twitter, Linked In) can be a real challenge. We will do lightning intro to Hootsuite, a free tool for managing multiple social media accounts in one place. We will cover: setting…
RSVP: 6
Nonprofit Video Profiles »
Get to Know a Nonprofit
05:00 PM at via the Web (Length: All Day)
Last year, Madison Nonprofit Day conducted a series of video interviews with local nonprofits to learn more about who they are, what they do, and why they do it. These quick videos will introduce you to few local nonprofits. Best yet, you can watch from home or work. Watch videos on our YouTube Channel at: http://www.youtube.com/user/nonprofitday or on our website…
RSVP: 9
Stories—Goodman Community Center, Changing Lives »
05:00 PM at Goodman Community Center (Length: All Month)
Stories is an exhibit focused on providing a visual expression of the many great things that nonprofits contribute to Madison. It is both group representation and individual artistic expression. The Goodman Community Center is showcasing photos of their projects, programs, staff at work, and the community they serve. Stop by the Goodman Community Center to view.
RSVP: 1
Building mobile interfaces can be easier than you might think : A Twilio demo »
Going Mobile with Twilio
05:00 PM at Sector67 (Length: 1hr)
In this interactive session, I will walk through examples of building mobile applications using phone and SMS interfaces. I’ll demonstrate how you can build mobile applications that reach anyone - regardless of the “smartness” of their phone - using simple web service calls. The session will include demonstrations of existing applications such as SMSMyBus and Asthmapolis as well as some…
RSVP: 7
6:00 PM
Romeo & Juliet »
Young Love, It Might Just Kill You
06:00 PM at YSP Playhouse (Length: 2hrs)
In the streets of Verona another brawl breaks out between the servants of the feuding noble families of Capulet and Montague. Romeo, the son of Montague, falls in love with Juliet, the daughter of Capulet. Romeo and Juliet is a tragedy written early in the career of playwright William Shakespeare about two young “star-cross’d lovers” whose deaths ultimately unite their…
RSVP: 3
9:00 AM
Social Media for Nonprofits »
09:00 AM at Goodman Community Center (Length: 1hr)
“ProjectGirl.org is a small non-profit based in Oregon WI. In Feb of 2009 they had the opportunity to pursue a grant from BestBuy. Best Buy set it up that teenagers age 13 - 18 would vote on one of four nonprofits after they signed up and were active on their teen activism site at15.com. This presentation will share with you…
RSVP: 27
Hello Drupal! »
Open Source Web Development in a Nutshell
09:00 AM at Sector67 (Length: 3hrs)
This is a three hour session, providing direct experience using Drupal, and learn about the community as well. This workshop is suitable for accidental techies, web caretakers interested in Drupal, students, and career switchers who are interested in open source web development. With hands-on training you’ll get kick started in learning Drupal. You’ll also talk to professional developers who use…
RSVP: 17
Registration Closed
Plant Information Requests, Olbrich Gardens »
09:00 AM at Olbrich Gardens, Schumacher Library (Length: 7hrs)
The Schumacher Library of Olbrich Gardens will be making its plant information request services available all day on Madison Nonprofit Day, during library hours. In person, telephone, and email requests for information on plants can be submitted.
tel. (608) 246-5805
email. .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
RSVP: 1
10:00 AMFaith & Choices: Clergy Reveal Faith Teachings on Reproductive Justice »
10:00 AM at Plymouth UCC (Length: 1.5hrs)
The Wisconsin Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice will sponsor a panel of clergy of various faiths, who will present the teachings of their own faith traditions on reproductive justice issues, with Q&A with the audience. The panel includes clergy from five different faiths covering the topics of access to family planning services, contraception, abortion, and comprehensive sexual education.
RSVP: 3
Art in the Park »
Culture's Never Been So Much Fun
10:00 AM at Wirth Court Park (Length: 2hrs)
Madison Nonprofit Day presents ‘Art in the Park’— an exploration for kids and families of Madison’s arts and arts organizations. You can join us at Wirth Court Park on Madison’s east side for Art in the Park, a family-friendly event that will keep you and any young children entertained while introducing you to some of Madison’s nonprofits that provide amazing…
RSVP: 4
Philanthropy in the Age of Twitter »
Keynote Presentation
10:00 AM at Goodman Community Center (Length: 1hr)
What is philanthropy? Brent Hafele looks at the vital role of philanthropy in an age where technology is rapidly changing everything we do. This is not another message about how to raise thousands of dollars on Twitter, but an exploration into the fundamentals of what makes philanthropy possible. Brent A. Hafele, M.A. is passionate about helping nonprofits raise more, work…
RSVP: 33
11:00 AMStrategic Planning that Works »
11:00 AM at Goodman Community Center (Length: 1hr)
A little bit of planning can go a long way in helping a nonprofit move forward. Discuss the value of starting from the organization’s ideology, be it rock solid or in need of clarity.Explore techniques for engaging stakeholders without losing control over the process.Review frameworks for progress that reflect your organization’s unique needs. The session is led by Melanie Schmidt,…
RSVP: 24
A Taste of Atwood Luncheon »
Atwood Neighborhood Restaurants Shine
11:30 AM at Goodman Community Center (Length: 1.5hrs)
Join us for lunch. Madison Nonprofit Day works with some of Madison’s finest restaurants to provide this community affair. Nonprofit staff and volunteers get to meet, talk, and share bread with communities they serve, neighbors, and new friends. Great food, good conversation, and special announcements. The joy of the Atwood-Schenk neighborhood—behind the parks, the events, and activities— has always been…
RSVP: 52
12:00 PMNonprofit-to-Nonprofit Showcase »
12:00 PM at Goodman Community Center (Length: 12pm, Noon)
The Nonprofit to Nonprofit Showcase is a way for nonprofits who provide services to other nonprofits—mailings, space rentals, folding, postering, etc.— to broadcast and inform the individuals participating in the nonprofit educational components of Madison Nonprofit Day of what they do. The Showcase is held against the Taste of Atwood Luncheon, but providing plenty of time for participants to eat…
RSVP: 17
Stories— How Nonprofits Shape Madison (Photo Exhibit) »
A picture is worth a thousand words.
12:00 PM at Absolutely Art/Cafe Zoma (Length: Reception: Friday, 5 August, 5pm-9pm)
Stories is an exhibit focused on providing a visual expression of nonprofits contributing to Madison. Both group representation and individual artistic expression, eight photographers join to provide an inspiring showcase of nonprofit Madison for Madison Nonprofit Day. Eight local photographers donate their camera and skills to showcase Madison-area essential nonprofits. From animals to shelters, Clint Thayer, Tony Vang, Monique Karlen,…
RSVP: 7
1:00 PMHigh Speed Networks: Opportunities for Nonprofit and Public Access Use »
Opportunities for Nonprofits and Public Access Labs Using Very High Speed Networks
01:00 PM at Sector67 (Length: 1hr)
The availability of affordable very high speed internet (faster than DSL) has opened up new possibilities for nonprofits. Many of the applications replace higher cost services with more flexible versions of the same services. Online backup is one such service. Telephone service using Internet connections has the potential of this kind of decreased costs and increased flexibility. Another group of…
RSVP: 1
Petting Tour of Heartland Farm Sanctuary »
Charmed Care- Teach Kids to be Kind to Animals
01:00 PM at Verona, WI (Length: 1.5hrs)
“A child who learns to care for an animal, and treat it kindly and patiently, may get invaluable training in learning to treat people the same way.” Heartland Farm Sanctuary builds connections between animals and youth, providing a safe and enjoyable environment where children and youth can interact with farm animals to heal, grow, and have fun. For Madison Nonprofit…
RSVP: 3
Better Board Meetings »
01:00 PM at Goodman Community Center (Length: 1hr)
Board meetings can be a powerful forum for advancing the organization’s mission and discerning priorities in allocating resources. Discuss the purpose and use of a consent agenda to make meetings more strategic. Get tips to structure your Board meetings so they become more efficient.Learn techniques to engage people in advancing the mission. The session is led by Melanie Schmidt, who…
RSVP: 15
Using Web Video to Enhance Issues-based Projects »
Video in the Age of YouTube
01:00 PM at Sector67 (Length: 1hr)
Video is an important piece of a complete marketing campaign, and can be powerful as a call to action or to relay information. Gretta Wing Miller and Aarick Beher of Downtown Dailies/blue studio create web video for nonprofits and independent artists. They have direct knowledge of some things that work and others that don’t. They plan to share that knowledge…
RSVP: 14
How to ask for Money: An Introduction to Major Gift Fundraising »
01:00 PM at Goodman Community Center (Length: 2hrs)
Effective, sustainable, built-for-the-long-haul organizations are continually engaged in annual gift, major gift, and planned gift fundraising all the time. Unfortunately, grant-writing, events, and membership systems are often more urgent and time intensive, and as a result, major gift fundraising – building and sustaining relationships with individual donors – is too often left undone. This is a introductory course in major…
RSVP: 27
Registration Closed
Relationships: the Healthy, the Unhealthy, and Everything in Between »
01:00 PM at East Madison Community Center (Length: 2hrs)
Though relationships should make us feel loved and happy—-they can often be confusing & frustrating. Through a variety of FUN, interactive activities for middle school youth, we’ll identify the tricks & tips to having healthy & beneficial relationships. Join us for an afternoon of enjoyable discussion facilitated by Domestic Abuse Intervention Services!
RSVP: 2
Eating Your Way Through the Urban Forest »
Guided Tree Tour by Sean Gere, Gere Tree Care, Inc. (GTC)
01:30 PM at Yahara River (Length: 1.5hrs)
What’s an urban forest? Which parts are edible? Why are there so many maples in Madison? What trees love to host the prolific kiwi fruit? What little bug is going to take a big bite out of our city’s tree canopy? How can we beat the bug? Find out more: Join one of Sustainable Atwood’s favorite tree champions, Sean Gere,…
RSVP: 2
2:00 PMPractical Guide to Google Analytics »
02:00 PM at Sector67 (Length: 1hr)
It’s difficult to know what’s working and what’s not without some kind of measuring stick. Google Analytics is a free yardstick for your website. In this session we will take a brief tour of the Google Analytics interface and then discuss how to track the success of specific goals using landing pages and link tags in marketing campaigns, regardless of…
RSVP: 8
Enhancing Your Work with Research »
General Rules for Finding & Evaluating Information Online
02:00 PM at Sector67 (Length: 1hr)
Learn from a Librarian. Quality information abounds online if you know where to look. Enjoy a brief introduction to free (with public library card) online magazine and journal databases and a variety of government information sources. We’ll discuss how to evaluate Web sites you may run across, and how to zoom in on authoritative sources quickly. If you need to…
RSVP: 2
Building Your Website with ExpressionEngine CMS »
02:00 PM at Goodman Community Center (Length: 1hr)
Nonprofits need a website for a number of reasons, including: for presence, information distribution, communication, connection with a wider, broader audience, to create an organizational brand, and more. While the debate on “whether or not your nonprofit needs a website has been settled and filed, the debate on which content management system (CMS) is still wide open. There are a…
RSVP: 15
3:00 PMTame Your Data »
Why You Need a Database
03:00 PM at Sector67 (Length: 1hr)
From interviewing and consulting with dozens of nonprofits about their computer issues, I have found that the most pressing need for most has been for a good database system. For NPs, especially those that service clients and have strict reporting requirements to funding agencies, having the data in a good DB system can save vast amounts of time assembling reports…
RSVP: 7
Nonprofits and Concealed Carry »
03:00 PM at Sector67 (Length: 45min)
“Now that Wisconsin has become the 49th state to allow concealed weapons, what does this mean for non-profits. What are the facts? Can you prohibit guns from your organization? This session will briefly detail the law and what options your nonprofit has.”
RSVP: 3
4:00 PMIntroduction to CiviCRM »
04:00 PM at Sector67 (Length: 1hr)
Managing your mailing lists, contacts, donors, or members in spreadsheets and emails? Tired of separate systems for event registrations, online donations, and membership signups? CiviCRM is a free and open source solution for integrating and streamlining these functions and more. This presentation demonstrates the basic functionality of CiviCRM, installation requirements, and organizational challenges when implementing a CRM. CiviCRM is a…
RSVP: 7
Green Computing »
04:00 PM at Sector67 (Length: 1hr)
Our electronic devices allow us to do more in less time. But what is the impact of those devices on the environment. In this session we will consider two types of environmental impact energy use and toxic waste. Energy consumption: The good news is that consumer electronics manufacturers are paying at least some attention to energy efficiency. On the other…
RSVP: 0
5:00 PMCoping with Information Overload and the Attention Economy »
05:00 PM at Sector67 (Length: 1hr)
Starting in the 1970s, well before the rise of the Internet, people have been aware of information overload, or the difficulties that increased information creates for people who are trying to complete tasks. With more and more information available, people can only focus on a subset of the available information, but there is often a residual anxiety that some relevant…
RSVP: 1
Ignite: Social Media Sanity with Hootsuite »
05:00 PM at Sector67 (Length: 20min)
Sharing information about your organization via social media is an inexpensive way to reach the influencers and motivators in your community. But, managing all the social media channels (Facebook, Twitter, Linked In) can be a real challenge. We will do lightning intro to Hootsuite, a free tool for managing multiple social media accounts in one place. We will cover: setting…
RSVP: 6
Nonprofit Video Profiles »
Get to Know a Nonprofit
05:00 PM at via the Web (Length: All Day)
Last year, Madison Nonprofit Day conducted a series of video interviews with local nonprofits to learn more about who they are, what they do, and why they do it. These quick videos will introduce you to few local nonprofits. Best yet, you can watch from home or work. Watch videos on our YouTube Channel at: http://www.youtube.com/user/nonprofitday or on our website…
RSVP: 9
Stories—Goodman Community Center, Changing Lives »
05:00 PM at Goodman Community Center (Length: All Month)
Stories is an exhibit focused on providing a visual expression of the many great things that nonprofits contribute to Madison. It is both group representation and individual artistic expression. The Goodman Community Center is showcasing photos of their projects, programs, staff at work, and the community they serve. Stop by the Goodman Community Center to view.
RSVP: 1
Building mobile interfaces can be easier than you might think : A Twilio demo »
Going Mobile with Twilio
05:00 PM at Sector67 (Length: 1hr)
In this interactive session, I will walk through examples of building mobile applications using phone and SMS interfaces. I’ll demonstrate how you can build mobile applications that reach anyone - regardless of the “smartness” of their phone - using simple web service calls. The session will include demonstrations of existing applications such as SMSMyBus and Asthmapolis as well as some…
RSVP: 7
6:00 PMRomeo & Juliet »
Young Love, It Might Just Kill You
06:00 PM at YSP Playhouse (Length: 2hrs)
In the streets of Verona another brawl breaks out between the servants of the feuding noble families of Capulet and Montague. Romeo, the son of Montague, falls in love with Juliet, the daughter of Capulet. Romeo and Juliet is a tragedy written early in the career of playwright William Shakespeare about two young “star-cross’d lovers” whose deaths ultimately unite their…
RSVP: 3