oral memoire : social media and social causes

30
Social media and social causes Marine Chapuis June 9th, 2009

Upload: marine-chapuis

Post on 14-Jul-2015

455 views

Category:

Health & Medicine


2 download

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: Oral memoire : Social media and social causes

Social media and social causes

Marine ChapuisJune 9th, 2009

Page 2: Oral memoire : Social media and social causes

Summary

• Small introduction• What has changed since we last met?

• Philanthropy 2.0 is getting bigger and bigger• Nutshell Time

• Let’s take a look at the trends• My first little philanthropy 2.0 opportunity : the

Apicil case• Conclusion

Page 3: Oral memoire : Social media and social causes

The big communication change is here and happening

very fast

Page 4: Oral memoire : Social media and social causes

What has changed since we last met?

Page 5: Oral memoire : Social media and social causes

39 463 members in June vs 35 000 in May

Page 6: Oral memoire : Social media and social causes

The website is coming by the end of this year so we’ll have to look out for this event

New tool : webreportages

Meeting : « when social causes meet social

media »

Page 7: Oral memoire : Social media and social causes

Philanthropy 2.0 is getting bigger and bigger

Page 8: Oral memoire : Social media and social causes

NonProfit 2.0

Philanthropy 2.0E-philanthropy

Social media for social good

ePhilanthropy Code of Ethics

ePhilanthropy Foundation

Social Media Nonprofits

Page 9: Oral memoire : Social media and social causes

The studies

1/ Nonprofit Social Network Survey Report: April 09

• Between Feb 20 and April 15, 980 nonprofits professionals

• Distinction between « House Social Network » and « Commercial Social Network »

• House Social Networks : 30.6% > 76.8% have just one community, while 14.4% report having two communities, and 8.8% three or more community sites

Page 10: Oral memoire : Social media and social causes

Commercial Social Network :

Facebook wins everytime

The studies

Page 11: Oral memoire : Social media and social causes

2/ Social media for Social Causes Study : April 09

• People donating are younger than anyone thinks : Forty-seven percent were aged 30-49, 40 percent were under the age of 30, and only 13 percent were 50 or older

• Almost two thirds (62 percent) were female

The studies

Page 12: Oral memoire : Social media and social causes

The studies

Page 13: Oral memoire : Social media and social causes

Nutshell Time

Page 14: Oral memoire : Social media and social causes

Let’s take a look at the trends

Page 15: Oral memoire : Social media and social causes

Social mapping

Page 16: Oral memoire : Social media and social causes

Humor

May 2009 : J’aime pas

Donner

http://www.jaimepasdonner.com/

Page 17: Oral memoire : Social media and social causes

Creative Art

http://www.keepmakingstrides.com/

Page 18: Oral memoire : Social media and social causes

Introducing Entertainement

April 09 : film series

Page 19: Oral memoire : Social media and social causes

100% social media events

Twitter : February 2009 for bringing water to Ethopia

Thanksgiving and Twitter : Epic Change

Mashable

Page 20: Oral memoire : Social media and social causes

Micro/Mobile philanthropy

Splash Screen Adventure List Translation Task

Page 21: Oral memoire : Social media and social causes

My first little philanthropy 2.0 opportunity : the Apicil case

Page 22: Oral memoire : Social media and social causes

Apicil and its 5 philanthropic areas

HealthHandicap

SeniorsEmployment

Mourning

Page 23: Oral memoire : Social media and social causes

Professional guidance

Research tools

Competence validationGroup sessions at Apicil Solidarité

Apicil funds

Sports and Handicap meetings

?

Captions :

Health

Handicap

Employment

Mourning

Seniors

Apicil’s concrete actions

Page 24: Oral memoire : Social media and social causes

Apicil and BlogPulsewww.apicil.com

Little reactions from the blogosphere

Little legitimacy on the Web

Remarks :

Commentary peaks correspond with Apicil’s new ad (March/April

09)

Page 25: Oral memoire : Social media and social causes

Transgenerational

Family valuesSolidarity

Human

Speaking opportunities

Page 26: Oral memoire : Social media and social causes

Building an identity around its philanthropic actions

- Building a new visual identity through a new logo around its concept: « Protection Sociale Durable »

- Regrouping all the social actions on a dedicated website

- Keeping the 5 area of social actions

- Enriching the website through numerous applications : videos, testimonies, donate tags,comments,..

Page 27: Oral memoire : Social media and social causes

Thematics angle approach

Transgenerational dialogue

Experience sharing

Daily life of a family around an

handicap

Family Social Networking

Parents’ blog

Page 28: Oral memoire : Social media and social causes

Federating and bringing Apicil’s employees together

• The employees have to share the company’s values around its philanthropic actions

• Relays of information or message links on the dedicated website ?

• System of voluntary work ?• Internal communications tools such as a philanthropic wiki?• Bringing challenges and events around social actions

thematics• Concentrating our efforts on humanizing Apicil

Page 29: Oral memoire : Social media and social causes
Page 30: Oral memoire : Social media and social causes

In the end, it’s all about gaining more « whuffie »…