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The New Media ToolKit

Post by Jaena Rae on November 16th at 11:08am

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An online resource for journalists, the ethnic media and nonprofits

The New Media ToolKit is a curated online resource with some of the best tools, tutorials and resources available for learning and improving your digital and social media skills.

Jon Funabiki on KTVU's "Bay Area People"

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Executive Director Jon Funabiki discusses the Renaissance Journalism Center’s mission and its 2010 LearningLAB multimedia training conference on KTVU’s “Bay Area People,” hosted by Rosy Chu. Read more about LearningLAB, a training conference for the ethnic and community media and nonprofits, held on October 1-2, 2010 in San Francisco.

Using Video to Tell Stories

tagged with blogging, nonprofits, social media, video

Vietnamese Americans are using videoblogging to tell stories about their summer volunteer work helping to care for young people with disabilities in Vietnam. Here's an example of one volunteer's experience in an orphanage in Ho Chi Minh City. For more information about the program, which is sponsored by Asian Americans & Pacific Islanders in Philanthropy, see Viet2010.org.

Nichi Bei Times' gutsy move to nonprofit status

Post by Jon Funabiki on September 20th at 12:20pm

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A Sunday story in the San Francisco Chronicle's Benny Evangelista describes the Nichi Bei Times' gutsy effort to reinvent itself as a nonprofit newspaper as audiences for ethnic media grow, but their news outlets face difficult financial trends.

Social media training for Oakland nonprofits planned for Oct. 23

Post by Jon Funabiki on September 16th at 10:49am

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Social Media for Social Action

Public Media Collaborative is sponsoring a day of training & workshops especially for Oakland nonprofits, community organizations

Interested in blogging, Twitter, Facebook & other social media tools for your organization, but not sure how to measure results, plan a campaign, or whether you have the time? Start here: join us for a day of high-quality, lowcost workshops tailored to your needs, right in downtown Oakland.