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MobileTechForSocialChangeNewYork

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Event details

A one-day event on Saturday, 21 February 2009 in New York/Hunter College's 'Black Box'
Exploring mobile tech to advance social development and social change goals
Interactive, particpatory, hands-on
For anyone interested in how mobile phones are changing the way we

Please register! Registration is here: http://mobiletech4socialchangenyc.eventbrite.com/ (but please also add yourself to the list at the end of this page!)
Registrations will be used to defray costs for a scrumptious breakfast and lunch. Please register at http://mobiletech4socialchangenyc.eventbrite.com/.

Building mobile apps for change
Mobile Fundraising 101
An primer on mobile social marketing
Mobiles for health
Citizen media via your phone --apps and lessons learned
Mobile activism in India
Has the Revolution Started Yet? Mobile Tech and the Power of Individuals and Groups.
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Mobile campaigning on a grassroots budget
Who are the best mobile vendors for nonprofits?
Android, iPhone oh my -- can I do my own mobile app for change?
Lessons from the Obama campaign
Merging mobile phones and social networks - a practical guide to migrating across platforms
Neighborhoods, communities and mobile social change
Measuring impact of mobile strategies
Mobile games for change
Beyond Capitalism and Socialism, The Mobile Economy
Life cycle of mobile social projects - raising funds, lobbying local groups, launching final product
Kind of jobs available in this space, and what kind of experience is needed
Mobile phones and networked music
ADD YOURS

Katrin Verclas - MobileActive.org
Marty Lucas - Hunter College
Joseph Steig - Long River Ventures, Venture Well
Nathan Woodhull - Mobile Commons
Chris Muscarella - Mobile Commons
Christine Gorman - Global Health Report
Mor Naaman - Rutgers SCILS
Gaurav Mishra, MobiChange
Kapil Gupta
Toru Mino - The Fletcher School, Tufts U.
Prabhas Pokharel - Harvard U.
Jen Chiu- Teach For All, Web Geeks for Social Change
Oscar Salazar, UNDP
LeAnne Wagner, Parsons DT
Ted Power, Google
Joe Edelman, Citizen Logistics / Groundcrew
Tino Kreutzer, University of Cape Town
Adi Narayan, Columbia University
Rebecca Mushtare, Marymount Manhattan College
Elizabeth Hamby, Human Development Overlay District, The Environmental Simulation Center
Michael Kwartler, Human Development Overlay District, The Environmental Simulation Center
Nathan Bowen, New Media Lab, Intermedia Arts Group, Hunter College.
Kristofer Ríos, People's Production House, New York
Paula Winograd, Parsons DT
Andree Gacoin, AIDSPortal Initiative
Robert Worthington, AIDSPortal Initiative
Romina Oliverio Nabuur.com
Drew Cogbill, Parsons DT, Pigeon
Christoph Schmaltz, Headshift
ENTER YOUR NAME HERE (AND also, please register at http://mobiletech4socialchangenyc.eventbrite.com/)

Previous barcamp session notes are on the M4Change Notes page -- which we will use in New York to build the documentation and provide some continuity. Already included: SMS applications beyond peer-to-peer; Location-based Services; Documenting human rights advocacy / abuses.