THANK YOU TO ALL OUR PRESENTERS AND ATTENDEES!
See uploaded content and video at See Change website, Facebook page, and @seechangeeval. Looking forward to next year!

See Change: evaluation through a new lens

CONFERENCE INFORMATION

Screening/ Reception May 19, 6:30-10 PM
SPUR Urban Center 645 Mission Street

Conference May 20, 8 AM - 5 PM
Delancey Street 600 Embarcadero

In the digital age, how do we determine what is "good" media? How should we, as social change agents, "consume" the barrage of visual media increasingly available to us — documentary films, YouTube videos, digital stories, photo essays, etc. What's the difference between visuals used for research and evaluation, and films that are intended for social activism or fundraising? inVision 2010 will gather leaders in philanthropy, nonprofit practitioners, and media producers together in one place to learn from each other's emerging work, and co-create a framework for tapping the power of visual media to advance our common agendas.

CONTACT

Cati Brown
See Change Inc.
cati@seechangeevaluation.com
415 558-8662

Are you a nonprofit with a story? A media maker with talent? An activist with a passion? A funder with a question?

inVision 2010 brings together changemakers:
non-profits, foundations, media, microfinance, B corps, evaluators & fundraisers to explore the use and potential impact of visual media in the social sector. Register today!

HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE

May 19th evening screening and preview of The Teacher Salary Project with 826 National CEO Nínive Calegari and Academy-Award winning filmmaker Vanessa Roth.

Presentation by Tiffany Shlain, founder of the Webby Awards and director of the Moxie Institute, including a preview of her upcoming film, Connected: A Declaration of Interdependence, and discussion on the links between social movements, video and emerging technology.

Keynote presentation of ViewChange.org, the new semantically searchable digital media hub, by Wendy Hanamura of Link TV.

An array of workshops and panels will be offered in three tracks:

Visual to Viral: Visual Media as a Tool for Social Marketing and Fundraising
Media as Megaphone: Visual Media as Social Activism
Is Seeing Believing? Visual Media as Research and Evaluation

OTHER PRESENTERS AND WORKSHOP LEADERS INCLUDE

Award-winning filmmakers Arne Johnson & Shane King of Girls Rock! The Movie and Mission Pictures;
Youth in Focus, leaders in youth-led participatory action evaluation;
Theresa Fay Bustillos, Principal and Co-Founder of Ideal Philanthropy, and former Executive Director of the Levi Strauss Foundation, and
Melanie Moore Kubo, founder of See Change.
Jane Wales, President and CEO of the World Affairs Council of Northern California and the Global Philanthropy Forum, and Vice President of the Aspen Institute.

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