How can nonprofits effectively use social networks?

I was asked to put together a list of resources about nonprofits using social networks like Facebook and MySpace, because some forward-thinking folks here are thinking of tapping into these resources. It seemed like a valuable list, one worth sharing, so here it is.

General Resources for Nonprofits Using Web 2.0

Resources for Nonprofits Using Facebook/MySpace

Examples of Nonprofit MySpace Sites

Essential Blogs to Read

The conversation on this subject is hot and heavy, and more are joining in everyday. It’s a good idea to keep up on what others are thinking and doing, and to join in the conversation. I’ve found the following blogs to be great resources for that.

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2 Responses to How can nonprofits effectively use social networks?

  1. Beth Kanter says:

    Hello again, the title of this blog post really caught my eye – I’ve been researching that topic for some writing and workshop curriculum.

    My blog posts:
    http://beth.typepad.com/beths_blog/facebook/index.html

    and a recent workshop
    http://bethkanter.wikispaces.com/Meyer+Memorial+Trust

    Would love to know your thoughts. If we aren’t friends already in Facebook, come find me!

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