I write this blog with three groups in mind; volunteers, non profits, and companies with volunteer programs.
For these three audiences, social media continues to expand its
importance, taking a central role in the success of any volunteer
endeavor. I blogged about this last month - How Barack Obama is Using Facebook To Change America.

Today, thanks to a twitter from catchafire I was given the heads up to the We Are Media Project. This is “a
community of people from nonprofits who are interested in learning and
teaching about how social media strategies and tools can enable
nonprofit organizations to create, compile, and distribute their
stories and change the world."

You need to check out their site. Now.

Not sure? Ok, I understand. Then use the multiple social media platforms available to find out what people are saying about wearemedia.org.

Oh, and if you know something about social media, they are looking for contributors to join their advisory group, which “is
a ‘an outsourced brain trust’ of individuals in nonprofit tech,
marketing, and communications who are currently developing curriculum
or delivering trainings to nonprofits on how to leverage social media.”

Let
me know what you think, is this helpful? Or is the idea of social media
and the internet just too overwhelming on top of everything else that
needs to be done? I'd love to hear from you on this one.