(ISF) Cyber-Yenta is back in town!

Dear ISF Colleagues,

I have been in New York City for the last five days, and want to give
a big tip of the hat to our alternate moderator, John McNutt, who
handled the queue of messages while I was running around town.
Thanks, John!

While in New York, I had some great conversations with our colleagues
in the nonprofit and philanthropic sector. It was great to hang out
with the techno-philes at Social Markets, Resource Generation, Modest
Needs Foundation, Rockefeller Foundation, and NPower NY. I do my best
to sum it up in a blog article soon.

Best regards from Deborah

P.S. Please be sure to be on the lookout for John's forthcoming
article on electronic advocacy in the Third Sector New England
e-bulletin. You can sign up for the aforementation e-bulletin at
<http://tsne.org>.

Deborah Elizabeth Finn
Boston, Massachusetts, USA
deborah_elizabeth_finn%40post.harvard.edu">deborah_elizabeth_finnpost.harvard.edu
www.cyber-yenta.org

Recommended reading:
"Universal Declaration of Human Rights&quot;
<http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Universal_Declaration_of_Human_Rights>;

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For those interested in the TSNE bulletin, Deborah just provided the link to the home page of TSNE. Here are the links for signing up for the TSNE bulletin and the online version of the current month's:

Sign-up:
http://www.tsne.org/scripts/ebulletin/sub/

June, 2007 bulletin
http://www.tsne.org/ebulletin/june2007

Regards,
Dan Prives
Where Most Needed
The Charity Industry Blog
http://www.wheremostneeded.org

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