Practical Social Media Strategies for Small Nonprofits

Workshop Overview

This workshop is for small organizations who need clear and achievable ways to use social media for mobilizing audiences to take specific actions such as donate, volunteer, advocate, etc. Learn how to structure a relevant social media program to match your small nonprofit’s goals, budget, and time.

Workshop Details

Thursday, August 23, 2018
1:00 – 3:00 PM Workshop
Community Foundation for Monterey County
2354 Garden Road, Monterey 93940
$20 per person (Read more about scholarships below.)

Who Should Attend

This workshop is geared toward smaller nonprofits (with annual budgets under $200,000), and all-volunteer organizations are welcome.

Presenters

Nina Erlich-Williams is a Principal with Public Good PR. She manages communications campaigns on behalf of broad coalitions, helping to refine messaging, coordinate diverse viewpoints and secure strategic media coverage. Nina previously worked as a political and communications consultant in San Francisco, where she directed initiative campaigns. She holds a Master of Public Policy degree from UC Berkeley and a B.A. from Wesleyan University, and she completed a Coro Fellowship in Public Affairs.

Severn Williams is a Principal with Public Good PR. For more than 25 years, Sev has helped nonprofit organizations, issue campaigns, and progressive companies reach their goals through strategic communications. He founded Public Good PR in 2001 to provide exceptional communications outcomes efficiently and affordably.

Scholarships

Note: The organization you represent may qualify for a scholarship.

• ACTION Council scholarships are offered to organizations supporting children & families who are at-risk, marginalized, or low-income.
• First 5 Funded Partners: See the list of current agencies.
• Next Steps Grantees are recipients of the Next Steps for Small Nonprofits grant funding

Cancellation Policy:
Notice of cancellation must be received in writing (email or fax) by the Community Foundation at least two full working days prior to the workshop. Scholarship organizations must attend all parts of a multi-session series or they will be invoiced. In the case of a scholarship recipient no-show, the individual may be invoiced if written cancellation is not received within two working days.

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