5th Annual Bay Permaculture Convergence Open Space Notes
Capture and Store the Energy of Open Space
This wiki is intended to serve the community that comes together for the 5th Annual Bay Area Regional Permaculture Convergence. Specifically it would be great to have a wiki page for each session.
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Created: Jul 23, 2008
Updated: Nov 22, 2009
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Morgan
memeshift
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Areas of Focus
Arts Education
(1598 people) | Social Entrepreneurship
(3664 people) | Film
(1537 people) | Information and Communication Technology
(1769 people) | Leadership Training
(2491 people) | Communication Training
(1733 people) | Organizational Support and Management
(1536 people) | Training for Nonprofits
(2005 people) | Media and Communication
(2708 people) | Video
(1196 people) | Internet
(2554 people) | Radio and Audio
(905 people) | Performing Arts
(1912 people) | Literacy
(1191 people) | Arts Activism
(2143 people)
About
I recently joined the National Alliance for Media Arts and Culture under the auspices of the AmeriCorps *VISTA Community Technology Centers Project. The Project places AmeriCorps *VISTA members with non-profit organizations across the country that utilize information and communications technologies to address the needs of low-income and at-risk communities. Likened to ‘domestic PeaceCorps’ for the 21st century, Project members provide capacity building services to non-profit organizations by using technology tools in innovative and resourceful ways.
CTC VISTA members work to build the capacity of the individual organizations where they serve and collaborate with other VISTAs on the development of resources, trainings, and related projects. Through their work the Project endeavors to build a network that facilitates collaboration, support, and the sharing of ideas among a diverse group of participating organizations.
While at NAMAC, I will be researching and implementing interactive web technologies to support NAMAC’s online community building efforts. Much of this will support NAMAC as an information, policy, and resource aggregator for the diverse media communities it serves.
Prior to joining NAMAC, I served as a first year VISTA at the San Diego LGBT Community Center in heading the development their Digital Storytelling Program. I also developed a knowledge management system for the San Diego Community Technology Coalition (utilizing Drupal/CiviCRM) while co-founding a node of Share, a global network of new media artists dedicated to spontaneous and open ‘jams’.
I currently hold a self-designed BA in Critical Inquiries in New Media Technologies from the University of California, Santa Cruz. Other interests of mine include content management systems, digital storytelling, and electronic music.
I hope to one day work on developing knowledge management systems for rural/developing learning communities.
You can read more about me here: http://www.memeshift.com
CTC VISTA members work to build the capacity of the individual organizations where they serve and collaborate with other VISTAs on the development of resources, trainings, and related projects. Through their work the Project endeavors to build a network that facilitates collaboration, support, and the sharing of ideas among a diverse group of participating organizations.
While at NAMAC, I will be researching and implementing interactive web technologies to support NAMAC’s online community building efforts. Much of this will support NAMAC as an information, policy, and resource aggregator for the diverse media communities it serves.
Prior to joining NAMAC, I served as a first year VISTA at the San Diego LGBT Community Center in heading the development their Digital Storytelling Program. I also developed a knowledge management system for the San Diego Community Technology Coalition (utilizing Drupal/CiviCRM) while co-founding a node of Share, a global network of new media artists dedicated to spontaneous and open ‘jams’.
I currently hold a self-designed BA in Critical Inquiries in New Media Technologies from the University of California, Santa Cruz. Other interests of mine include content management systems, digital storytelling, and electronic music.
I hope to one day work on developing knowledge management systems for rural/developing learning communities.
You can read more about me here: http://www.memeshift.com