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Houston Arts Alliance
MetLife Foundation
National Arts Forum Series
presents
“T3: Tech, Tools, & Tips on Web 2.0 / Social Media”
About the Workshop:
The Houston Arts Alliance presents a follow-up series of workshops on the MetLife Foundation Arts Forum Series on the RENGEN. The goal of these workshops is to teach non-profit organizations and individual artists about new technologies and how to use tools to maximize productivity, build capacity, and develop audiences.
The series of workshops – T3: Tech, Tools & Tips – will cover three (3) broad categories:
Workshop 1.1 | Web 2.0 & Social Media Primer
Workshop 1.2 | Work Your Online Networks: MySpace, Facebook, Twitter, etc.
Workshop 1.3 | The Blogosphere & Micro-blogging
To complement the workshops, a website will be developed to serve as both a “best practices” case study and as a promotional tool for the T3 Workshop Series.
Workshop Schedule / Location:
8:30AM Registration | 9:00AM Workshop Start | 11:30AM Workshop Ends
Houston Technology Center | 410 Pierce St | Houston, TX 77002 | (713) 658-1750
About the Presenter:
Grace J. Rodriguez is President of AYN Brand, a Marketing Strategies and Promotional Products company based in Houston, Texas. Grace is a branding consultant, writer, speaker, community activist, and Asian American advocate. Grace specializes in using new technologies and guerilla strategies to brand and build capacity for non-profit organizations and businesses, from Fortune 500 companies to mom-and-pop shops. She has lived and worked in New York, Houston, Chicago, and Austin, and has presented at industry conferences and events across the country.
She serves as an experienced and accomplished writer, consultant, speaker, media professional, and community advocate for schools, colleges, and non-profit and professional organizations, with a special focus on those that support minority, women, and youth communities. Grace is a founder of Helping Our Youth, a non-profit organization that empowers youth through leadership opportunities, mentoring, workshops, and educational entertainment, or "edutainment" programs; and regularly speaks and facilitates workshops for student groups across the country.
Workshop Fees:
$35 per workshop.
Sign Language Accessible Interpreters:
For attendees seeking sign language interpreters, please notify Jerome Vielman, Workshop Coordinator, via email 72 hours in advance of the workshop to accommodate your request.
For more information about how to enroll, contact:
Jerome Vielman, Assistant Director of Grants & Services
(713) 527-9330 ext.117 | jerome@haatx.com | www.haatx.com
This program is made possible through the generous support of MetLife Foundation and is part of Arts & Business Council of Americans for the Arts’ MetLife Foundation National Arts Forum Series.
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The Houston Arts Alliance (HAA), a 501(c) (3) charitable organization, is the city's municipal arts agency dedicated to advancing the nonprofit arts industry in the Greater Houston area. HAA’s mission is to nurture, fund, advocate, and promote participation in the arts in Houston and Harris County, thus contributing to the enhancement of the region's quality of life, economic competitiveness and attractiveness as a tourist destination. HAA distributes more than $10 million in grants to nearly 270 nonprofit arts organizations and individual artists and manages the city's civic art collection of nearly 400 artworks as well as new acquisitions.
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