If you are planning to be at the European Conference for Public Communication - http://po.st/EuroPCom2015 - drop me a note at this email: [email protected]
I'll be on the panel titled "Online Communities: More Than a Comms Tactic" on Oct 21. I _may_ be putting together (with your help) a side gathering after 16h on Thursday, Oct 22 for my Brussels friends to chat online knowledge exchange across public services and to catch up on all things e-democracy. I'll tell you about KHub.Net and we can use the DC - http://po.st/onlinegroupsthatworkDCnotes - and virtual event - http://po.st/onlinegroupsthatwork - as templates for a dynamic conversation. Our last "DoWire Happy Hour" in Brussels was eight years ago. I still remember the great bucket of mussels. :-) Please get in touch at the email above. Steven Clift - P.S. I will also be in Strasbourg at the World Forum for Democracy - http://po.st/worldforumdemocracy - in November in case you want to connect there as well. From: http://po.st/EuroPCom2015 The sixth edition of EuroPCom, the European Conference on Public Communication, will be held in Brussels on the 21st and 22nd of October, 2015. Together, communication managers and senior experts from local, regional, national and European authorities will attend lectures, debates, and interactive workshops for a dynamic two-day program. Join over 1,000 colleagues from all EU member states to discuss major challenges in both EU and public communication. This year, the conference will be organized back-to-back with the annual meeting of more than 500 Europe Direct Information Centres, enabling EuroPCom to be more pervasive and encompassing in European communication than ever. There are three session formats, refer to these descriptions for the structure of each as indicated below the session titles: 1. Workshops: The workshop sessions aim to bring communicators together on specific topics primarily linked to daily practices in local-level communications. The session layout will begin with the presentation of 2-3 practical case studies - incorporating an expert comment where appropriate - followed by an open discussion with participants. 2. Key note lectures: Keynote lectures will begin with a 30 minute lecture from a high-level expert on a strategic topic in EU/government communications, followed by a Q&A with participants. 3. Open sessions: Open sessions are designed to be interactive. They will follow the participatory methodologies where participants can define the agenda themselves (on a specific theme), share experiences and learn from each other. The Open sessions may be introduced/facilitated by a thematic expert who will frame the conversation. Steven Clift - Executive Director, E-Democracy.org [email protected] - +1 612 234 7072 @democracy - http://linkedin.com/in/netclift Also with Knowledge Hub - [email protected] World leading online public services exchange: http://khub.net Call # above or +44 203 808 1118 (After 13:00 UK time) ―― View topic http://groups.dowire.org/r/topic/1HkvGMKFYB0rqsdlCQsgZd Leave group mailto:[email protected]?Subject=Unsubscribe
