Week of 22 March becomes Campaigning WEEK
by
Duane Raymond
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last modified
Feb 10, 2010 10:14 AM
The week of 22 March has now turned into eCampaigning WEEK. This means in addition to the 2010 eCampaigning Forum (23-24 March) there are now a range of 'fringe' events around it which are open not only to ECF 2010 participants, but to others as well…and most of them are free :-)
Monday 22 March
- Activism and Fundraising (free) by Advocacy Online (Oxford) - 12-17:00. If you aren't going to ECF 2010 but wish to attend, get I contact with Advocacy Online
- eCampaigning Training (£200) by FairSay (Oxford) - 09:30:17:00. If you aren't going to ECF 2010 but wish to attend, let me know
- Pre-ECF 2010 Dinner (£35) + social (pay own drinks) at St Anne's, Oxford. If you aren't going to ECF 2010 but wish to attend, let me know
Tuesday 23 March - Wednesday 24 March:
- eCampaigning Forum 2010 (Oxford, UK) - with a newly added Academic Track (with will coalesce in the coming weeks)
Thursday 25 March
- Activism and Fundraising (free) by Advocacy Online (London) - 12-17:00. If you aren't going to ECF 2010 but wish to attend, get I contact with Advocacy Online
- Campaigning Camp Day 1 (free including Lunch) in Oxford - 09:30-17:00. Aim: develop tools for great campaigning. Tracks: CiviCRM (PHP) and Plone (Python).
Friday 26 March
- Campaigning Camp Day 2 (free including Lunch) in Oxford - 09:30-17:00. Aim: develop tools for great campaigning. Tracks: CiviCRM (PHP) and Plone (Python).
So - there is even more reason to attend ECF 2010 and if you can't make it due to budget or date-conflicts, there are other activities you may wish to join in with!
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