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September 29, 2011

Mashable Social Good: How Three Pillars of Social Change are Using Social Media

Written By Simon Mainwaring

September 29, 2011 by Simon Mainwaring

Last week I had the privilege of speaking at the Mashable Social Good Summit. I wanted to share the video with you as many people had requested the slides and hearing the dialogue may help you use them most effectively. My topic was ‘Building a Private Sector Pillar of Social Change,’ and if you don’t have the slides but would like to download them, click here. Each case study is hyperlinked so you can explore them further.

I also wanted to share two more presentations that were very inspiring. One is by Scott Harrison, the founder of charity: water (@scottharrison) who gave a dramatic example of how social media can be used to generate community fundraising and support for a non-profit. The third video features by Alec Ross, senior Advisor for Innovation at the State Department (@alecjross), who explained how emerging technologies are being used to address global crises and international diplomacy. Seen together, the three videos give some idea of how for profit, non-profit and government agencies are using social media to build a better world.

Finally, thanks to Mashable for creating an inspiring day and generating amazing online buzz around critical social change.

Filed Under: Brands, Capitalism, Causes, Community, Conferences, Future, Government, Non-profits, Purpose, Social, We First Tagged With: charity water, Government, Mashable, social good, We First

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