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The Problem of Many-in-One/Council of Canadians Peer-to-Peer Session

During the Peer-to-peer breakout sessions (aka “Workshopping your Issue”) a group of us created an ad hoc session focusing on the web site design and development issues faced by the Council of Canadians, a progressive national organization with 70 local chapters scattered across the country.

Session Notes: Turning Online Campaigns into Offline Action

with Roz Lemieux (New Organizing Institute), Liz Butler (ForestEthics) and Michael Silberman (EchoDitto)

Session Notes: Campaign Strategy - Understanding & Leveraging

with Leda Dederich (dotOrganize) and Liz Butler (ForestEthics)

Session Notes: Person to Person - Exploring Social Networks & User Generated Content

with Philip King, Artez Interactive and Tom Williams, GiveMeaning

Session Notes: List Building vs. Community Building

Questions and discussion with Jodie Tonita

Session Notes: Progressive online media - Let's talk

This session was organized talk-show style, with the ever-charismatic host Philip Smith, from Community Bandwidth. Philip welcomed the studio audience (it was being podcast) and introduced the panel: Michelle Hoar, from BC's political online publication, The Tyee; Dean Ericksen, from the environmental online daily, Grist; and Audrey Watson, from Yes!, a quarterly magazine dedicated to social justice issues.
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