Talk 2015’s top trends in digital advocacy with NetSquared DC

Join this panel discussion on what 2015 held for the social change space, and look ahead to 2016.

Written by Tajha Chappellet-Lanier December 8, 2015

At a NetSquared event in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Flickr user Sarah Worthy, used under a Creative Commons license) — At a NetSquared event in Melbourne, Australia.

Are you curious about how technology will drive social change in 2016? The D.C. branch of the global NetSquared community is a good place to start your inquiry.

Which digital platform was the single most effective for digital campaigning in 2015?
What were the most important digital innovations of 2015?
And what are your predictions for how digital campaigns will change in the new year?

These questions and more will be put to a panel at NetSquared DC’s upcoming event: a retrospective on the digital campaigning space in 2015 and a look ahead to 2016. Panelists include Charmaine Nokuri, Chris Tuttle, DeRay Mckesson and Jo Miles.
http://www.meetup.com/net2dc/events/226644419/

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