Lize De Clercq's Blog – September 2012 Archive (3)
Socially savvy geeks entail great benefit for the social sector
In his recent post at the Stanford Social Innovation Review, Daniel Ben-Horin, co-CEO at TechSoup Global, looks back at his experience at Campus Party Europe (Berlin, August 2012) where he met with several young developers from what he calls…
Added by Lize De Clercq on September 24, 2012 at 18:30 — 2 Comments
Looking back at the TIS Talks webinar on Social Innovation
On August 16th, Christian Stenta, Communications and Engagement Leader of the The Australian Center for Social Innovation (TACSI) presented webinar 6 of the TIS Talks series organized…
Added by Lize De Clercq on September 11, 2012 at 23:00 — No Comments
August's Featured Community Members
During the month of August 2012, 26 community members participated at the Featured Member Contest and became featured for their activity.
The monthly contest has been launched since June 2012. It highlights the site’s activity and rewards those members that…
ContinueAdded by Lize De Clercq on September 4, 2012 at 11:00 — No Comments
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