Web of Change Event in LA, June 19-20

We're thrilled to bring a Web of Change event to LA, June 19-20, 2014. Come experience it!

From June 19-20 2014, a group of dedicated social change organizers and practitioners will break from the daily grind and head to Big Bear Lake just outside of Los Angeles to:

• Share frontline experiences in digital campaigns and social change
• Reflect on the deeper patters and trends that underpin our work
• Find the network and meaning we need to become even more effective, transformational leaders for change.

When: June 19-20, 2014 (overnight)
Starts at 5 pm on Thursday and wraps at 4 pm on Friday

Where: Golden Bear Cottages at Big Bear Blvd., Big Bear Lake, CA

Cost: $295 including accommodation for one night, three meals and conference fee. Some scholarships available thanks to:

Want to be part of Web of Change LA?  Register now!

Web of Change is a community of leaders working at the convergence of digital, communications and organizing. Since our founding in 2001, Web of Change alumni have been behind some of the most innovative and impactful digital campaigns on the planet, making waves inside groups like Greenpeace, 350.org, National Council of La Raza and the SEIU. 

Here's what people are saying about Web of Change:

"I had never participated in a space where there was absolutely no limitation to what could be achieved. We were free to reimagine conventional wisdom, to challenge one another, and to dig deep to find innovative ideas. That alone makes Web of Change an important space for the progressive movement."
- Felipe Sousa-Rodriguez, GetEQUAL

“Web of Change was truly a transformative experience that exceeded my expectations in every way. It fostered an atmosphere where great ideas were taking place with the right people."
- Rob Gordon IV, Chief Digital Officer, America’s Promise Alliance

This is the largest group of cool nerds I’ve ever been a part of. There’s a child-like spirit here, it’s playful and fun. It creates a real beauty that transcends our bios and resumes."
- — Mónica Novoa, ColorLines