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As we enjoy the last week of "official" summer, the warm weather continues to hold on the west coast, which bodes well for enjoying long lunches on the ocean-side deck at Web of Change in a month.

You may have heard some cool buzz about WOC this year. Like the distributed leadership model with 8 new people co-managing as anchors. Or how they and our 2010 hosts are producing "thought bombs" to share their big questions for the year. Or maybe that we have so much momentum, 10 years on, that we sold out in July (though the wait list is still open!).

Another Web of Change 10:10 Host Announced

Jocelyn Harmon
Director of Business Development, Care2

Idea: Race and Ethnicity Matter Online
It's no secret that we are undergoing a huge demographic shift in the United States.  The Census Bureau estimates that by 2042 (some have revised the estimate to 2050), we will be a "majority-minority" nation.  In fact, in four states - California, New Mexico, Texas and Hawaii - people of color already comprise a majority of the population. 

  • What does this mean for us as online community organizers, fundraisers and public policy advocates?
  • How will and should our outreach efforts be shaped by the nation’s changing demographics?
  • How do we make an economic as well as ethical case for diversity?
  • What strategies and tactics can we employ to create more inclusive communities online so that we can realize the "democratizing power" of the Internet?

Two new WOC 10:10 hosts announced!

Arif Mamdani
Executive Director, Progressive Technology Project

Idea - Raising the bar for technology infrastructure and capacity in progressive community organizing groups

The field of organizing has made significant strides in building technology capacity, but we have a really long way to go. The problems I see today are not too different from the problems I was seeing 10 years ago.

10:10 Participants

Web of Change connects a diverse community of leaders from across sectors, boundaries and countries. Here is a partial list of 2010 participants from a variety of sectors and organizations:

Non-profit Organizations, Bloggers and Foundations:

Leading international and local NGO's as well as Foundations and bloggers working to be the change they wish to see in the world. A partial list of 2010 participants include: 

10:10 Hosts

The conversations that happen at Web of Change and the real-world outcomes from those conversations are rooted in big ideas that members of our community -- WOC hosts -- are exploring right now.

Meet our hosts and find out what they'll be talking about at Web of Change 10:10.

Meet Our Hosts

The conversations that happen at Web of Change and the real-world outcomes from those conversations are rooted in big ideas that members of our community -- WOC hosts -- are exploring right now.

Meet three of our hosts and find out what they'll be talking about at Web of Change 10:10.

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Presenting & Title Sponsors

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Anchors

Biro Creative Communicopia EchoDitto Groundwire Interaction Institute for Social Change Sea Change Strategies

Movement Builders

Care2 Engage Network Gott Advertising Mobile Commons Turtlebox Productions

Supporters

Fission Free Range Studios Hollyhock Network For Good RAD Campaign Salsa Labs New Organizing Institute