N2: Where social change and technology meet for drinks
- Location
- San Francisco, CA 37.77-122.4 94107US
- Meetups
- 45 so far
- Meetup topics
- Founded
- January 24, 2006
Every second Tuesday of the month, social change entrepreneurs, technologists, media makers and those working within NPOs and NGOs come together to discuss a different theme of interest.
This meetup is an outgrowth of the NetSquared online community whose goal is to help non-profit organizations and non-governmental organizations successfully utilize the community empowering capabilities of the Internet to increase their impact and achieve social change.
More about NetSquared at: http://netsquared.org/
Our next MeetupSan Francisco NetSquared December Meetup
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This location is shown only to members
- Who’s coming?
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5 Yes / 0 Maybe
For the last Meetup of 2009, we'd like to give everyone the opportunity to share, brag, or otherwise talk about a campaign or project you were part of this year. Come tell your story and celebrate the holidays!
We'll be sure to find a venue that's accessible and close to muni, bart, downtown and parking. Read more
Past Meetups
Join San Francisco NetSquared
What's new?
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Nov 19
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New member
“I'm the IT trainer for a large educational non-profit.”
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Nov 17
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New member
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“I'm a communications strategist for environmental, food & social enterprise leaders & causes.” -
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Nov 12
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Nov 11
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New member
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New member“I work for TechSoup Global :)”
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Nov 10
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New member
“I'm new the area and this group seems right up my alley! I'd love to attend the next meetup.” -
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New member“I'm an employee at TechSoup Global, and I'd like to continue hearing about the NetTuesday meetings.”
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What members are saying
“ I fell it's very important that people meet and share their ideas and experiences when attempting to navigate new technologies and avenues of business building. ”
“ We're exploring the intersection of social change within non-profit and for-profit enterprises. ...
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