Page Gleason, State Infrastructure Fund/NEO Philanthropy
Anneshia Hardy, Alabama Values
Clarissa Martinez De Castro, UnidosUS
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For too long digital engagement has been dominated by centralized, white and male profit-driven entities. This is inequitable and inhibits tangible impact and innovation. Without major interventions, these trends are likely to continue. This session will focus on how to turn the tide. It will identify the essential inputs necessary for effective, state-anchored digital organizing programs today, and what to anticipate in the near future. Applicable to funders, practitioners and researchers, it will provide both a topline overview for novices, as well as in-depth discussion for those well versed in the digital organizing landscape. Success for the session looks like raised awareness of key concepts, new ideas generated, and new partnerships formed
100 N 1st St
Phoenix, AZ 85004
United States