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How To — Social Media for Social Good
Social networks are online communities where friends and family can connect with one another to share information, news, and media. The most popular sites include Facebook, MySpace, Meetup, and orkut. 500 million people are actively using Facebook; if Facebook were a country, if would be the third largest in the world!
The Movements.org how-to guides identify best practices for the use of digital technologies for social change.
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I. Plan and Strategize II. Build Awareness III. Mobilize IV. Stay Safe V. Access Blocked Information VI. Collaborate VII. Fundraise VIII. Keep Supporters Engaged
How to Spur Actions with the Geo-Local Mobile App Foursquare
Foursquare is a geo-local mobile app that can be used to "check in" to different locations.
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How To Decide if a Facebook Page or Facebook Group is Better For You
Wondering whether you should create a Facebook Group or Fan Page? Use these tips to make the decision.
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Organize on Facebook Securely
Facebook can be an important tool for social movements to harness, but using the platform effectively means using it cautiously.
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How To Recognize and Protect Yourself Against Email and Social Network Phishing
Learn the steps you can take to identify phishing on email and social networks like Facebook.
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