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#NETCulture: Stories of Culture and Diversity in Social Media

Tuesday, April 5, 2011 from 6:45 PM to 9:00 PM (PT)

Vancouver, British Columbia

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** Update - Sunday April 3  **
The event is officially SOLD OUT! Thank you everyone. 
Waitlist - if you're still interested in coming please sign up for the waitlist as we will release tickets at the door by 6:45 for those who do not show up before this. 

+ still lots of room for our FREE afterparty at the Kingston:
http://netculture-afterpar
ty.eventbrite.com/


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Stories connect us to each other, our cultures, and the world. Come and hear from inspiring speakers reflecting our culturally diverse communities who will show how social media has helped them strengthen their identities, roots and friendships. How can Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and other tools help you do the same? Ask the speakers in this interactive session. Afterwards, meet community leaders and social media activists at the afterparty - registration for the afterparty is now available.

 

KEYNOTE ADDRESS

Kety Esquivel 
Kety Esquivel

Ms Esquivel is currently the Vice President of Digital Strategy at Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide [Washington, DC]. She directed Latino outreach for the Clark Presidential Campaign. Her work has taken her to China and Ethiopia with the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa. She spent three years coaching executives on human capital and diversity in the US, Canada and Latin America. She worked as the New Media Manager for NCLR, the National Council of La Raza - the largest national Hispanic civil rights and advocacy organization in the United States. Kety graduated from Cornell University where she served on the Board of Trustees. Her commentary has been featured and quoted in stories for the Huffington Post, Wall St. Journal Online, HITN, PBS, XM radio, CNN, Televisa and Univision. She will be tuning in via Skype.


SPEAKERS

Moderators

- Elijah van der Giessen (Net Tuesday)
- Ajay Masala Puri (Coop Culture)


Schedule and Speaker Bios are now available [click here]

+ What does multiculturalism mean to you? Let us know! Submit your response.  

+ Event is open to everyone + FREE to attend (but tix reservation is req'd)


A partnership between Net Tuesday, Vancouver Public Library, and Coop Culture

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Ajay Puri

Lead, #Netculture 
on behalf of the organizing #Netculture team 

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When & Where



Central Branch, Vancouver Public Library
Alice Mackay Room
350 West Georgia Street
Vancouver, British Columbia V6B 6B1
Canada

Tuesday, April 5, 2011 from 6:45 PM to 9:00 PM (PT)


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East of Main



What is East of Main?
 
Practically overnight, Vancouver’s Main Street has become the ‘hip’ area of town, complete with trendy bars, restaurants, and shops. The same kind of gentrification has been slow to reach areas further East of Main. East of Main is our community - with a strong visible minority presence, a  progressive worldview, and solid working class roots.