Theme: How Technology is Knocking Down Doors & Fueling Social Innovation

Some conferences are about networking, some are about thinking…this is about doing!

Individuals of all ages, from all walks of life are turning to their computers, the Internet, their PDAs, anything they can get their hands on to stay connected

The goal – leverage this connectivity to enable individuals to find opportunities for service and to spur social change.

The common element: technology – the role it is already playing in social innovation and where it will take us! In addition to plenary sessions and keynote speakers, conference attendees will choose breakout sessions that best fit their background and further their own professional development.

The conference will be held in Washington, DC and simulcast to Hampton Roads, Virginia – using the Old Dominion University TELETECHNET Network.

The Phoenix Project has joined forces with The Corporation for National and Community Service, and this impressive list of co-conveners:

• Lex Mundi Pro Bono Foundation
• Root Cause
• Community Wealth Ventures
• The George Washington University
• Old Dominion University
• American University, School of Public Affairs

… for an important conversation about the role of technology in creating social change and transforming communities.

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Early Bird - Full Conference Registration deadline: Apr 14, 2009.

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