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Posted in: Guest Post: Simon says federations, denominations and J. orgs can evolve through new social media
05/12/09 11:32 AM
Adam--you are so right! I was at NTEN last year and it was eye-opening to see so many non-profits way ahead of the Jewish community on utilizing new technologies. Why is our response so slow on this when we say that outreach and engagement are priorities? JCSA is working with Darim onLIne to connect with professionals and organizations who care about this. There is a paradigm shift and those of us who are passionate about the Jewish community need to understand how to adapt to the changes---we have always been an adaptable community and this should be no different. Anyone who doubts the changes should read Clay Shirky's "Here Comes Everybody".
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