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MobileTechForSocialChangeNewYork

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on January 4, 2009 at 1:52:03 pm

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/.

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
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
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.