Presentation: Using the Internet for Political Outreach & Advocacy
January 28th, 2010
I’m doing a presentation today for the FamiliesUSA Health Action 2010 conference, on the subject of how organizations can use the internet for advocacy — rather a familiar topic around here, don’t you think? Alan Rosenblatt will also be on the panel, along with Donna Norton, who handles online strategy at Mom’s Rising. Should be a great discussion, and I’m posting a copy of my presentation for posterity, hilarity and the general good of humankind. Enjoy!
– cpd
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