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Charity Conference

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ACHUB Presents

 

Charity Web Forum Conference - SecondLife

 

 

When?

 

Friday June 1 07

 

Starting 13:00 pm BST (uk time)

 

 

Where?

 

Starting at Audio SIM in Secondlife

 

Organisers / Event Planners

 

  • Pauline Woolley - Oxford University
  • Chris Hambly - SL: audio Zenith

 

 

Register for the ACHUB Charity Conference!

 

Registration is easy - just click Edit and add your name to the end of the list. Please be sure to put a valid email address so we can keep in touch - use the format chambly AT Gmail DOT com to reduce spam. Please also indicate how you can help - organizer, volunteer, present, sponsor, etc.

 

Please reach out to people you know in your communities and let them know about ACHUB Charity Conference

 

 

Registrants

 

  • Chris Hambly chambly AT gmail
  • Pauline Woolley pauline.woolley AT oxmust.co.uk

 

 

Planned activites: times are UK (BST)

 

  • 13:00 An orientation session
  • 13:30 Second Life: The FAQs

    Demonstration through questions and answers of some of the basics of Second Life

  • 14:00 Second Life as an immersive environment:
             Chris Hambly from Audana discusses how charities can benefit from using an immersive environment such as Second Life.
  • 14:30 Fundraising in Second Life:

    Looking at raising funds within Second Life for real life projects

    Speakers include Alvargi Daniels and Polly Widdershins

  • 15:00 Raising Awareness in Second Life:

    A sightseeing trip to Camp Darfur, a multimedia presentation within Second Life, and Ubuntu, a sim designed to raise awareness and support micro-projects

    Hosted by Riversong Garden and Sue Stonebender

  • 16:00 Developing communities and projects in Second Life:

    A brainstorming session 

  • 16:30 Using Tools to Develop Second Life

    A demonstration of practical web tools that can be used in Second Life - Desderia Stockton

  • 17:00 Final discussion

 

Speakers' Notes

 

Alvargi Daniels 

Alvargi owns an island estate in Second Life and hosts a quarterly event that displays and auctions the work of artists in Second Life to benefit charity. The last event, for St. Jude Children's Hospital Research in Memphis, Tennessee, raised over one million in SL currency (~$4,500 US).  In rl he is a software engineering executive at a Fortune 50 company and specializes in developing new technologies and products for nascent markets.

 

Polly Widdershins (Pauline Woolley in rl)

Polly is one of the moderators of the CharityWebForum (the online Yahoo Group for UK Web Managers and IT developers working in the charity sector).  She is currently part of the team working to develop the University of Oxford's presence within Second Life.  In addition, she is the editor of Second Life's first magazine for Homes and Gardens.  Polly has spoken on Second Life to staff and students at Oxford Univerity and will be speaking at the nfpSynergy Internet Seminar for Charities on May 31st.

 

Chris Hambly (audio Zenith in RL)

Chris is founder of the ACHUB, the hosts for this event, as well as being CEO of Audana, a development company creating new-media marketing solutions for clients within SL, as well building virtual communities, and brand buzzing with web2.0 tools. Chris also runs Audiocourses.com Ltd a Uk based distance learning company. Full details about Chris can be found on his LinkedIn page.

 

Riversong Garden

Owner/Curator of Better World Island, a sim in Second Life devoted to raising awareness of social causes, home to non-profits, environmental groups, and those seeking to make the world a better one.  Riversong also runs several businesses in Second Life and is a member of Ubuntu and the Omidyar Network.  In RL she is the co-founder of Partners For Others, sponsor of Better World Island and a non-profit which has shipped over a million pounds of aid to the South Pacific, Southern Africa, and the Caribbean.

 

Charity Representatives

 

Participants

Contact Name

Organisation

Paula Rixon

CHICKS - Country Holidays for Inner City Kids
 www.chicks.org.uk

David Wilcox

Designing for Civil Society
www.designingforcivilsociety.org

Laila Takeh

RNID - Royal National Institute for the Deaf
www.rnid.org.uk

Bettina Langlois

(2 or 3 people)

National Autistic Society

www.autism.org.uk

Deborah

Women in London
 www.womeninlondon.org.uk

Liz Dawson

(several people)

CPAG - Child Poverty Action Group
 www.cpag.org.uk

Natasha Ferguson

Sustrans
www.sustrans.co.uk

 

 

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