Journals

New Media & Youth Action: creating effective social change    Have you reserved your seat at Sosauce's forum for the New Media & Youth Action conference on September 1st? If not, you still have some time to learn about progressive issues facing today's world. We've gained support from various organizations in the non-profit community, as well as participating activists, and travel affiliates who want to share with you how important it is for today's youth to get involved in proactive social changes. The following links are provided to inform you about our event and what you can expect as an attendee. If you can't attend, no worries, there's still many ways to get involved. Read for further information below:   Befriend the conference on Sosauce to engage in group discussions focusing on social issues. Contribute feedback, opinions, comments, and otherwise share your thoughts on how social media and activism can work together to bring positive change.    Have Facebook? If so, feel free to RSVP to the New Media & Youth Action conference on our Facebook event page. Invite friends, family, colleagues, and others within your network to attend the conference. The more the merrier! We've also included some details about the event on there for you to prepare yourself in advanced.    Are you a professional working in the non-profit, volunteer, or social activism sectors? Find our conference on New York's center for technology and media events on Gary's Guide . You can invite friends to join, or post the event on other social networks to spread the word.    And lastly, don't forget to sign up on the official New Media & Youth Conference site . Register your spot to be involved with Q/A and info sessions, as well as meet with our sponsors who will provide guidance on how to get involved.    Here's what people are saying about the New Media & Youth Action conference scheduled for September 1st:   Wandering Educators wants you to speak up at our open forum   Away From Africa empowers social change through social media   Matador Change asks "What if new media could be the powerful engine to true, meaningful action?"   Briefcase to Backpack focuses on youth with gap years and social media    GoBackpacking wants you to participate in our Q/A info sessions      We hope to see everyone at the New Media & Youth Action conference on Tuesday, September 1st at the Interchurch Center in New York City. Event begins at 10am!