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My web address:: http://www.socialactions.com

About me:: I am a blogger, social media consultant, and the founder of Social Actions -- a website that helps people find and share opportunities to make a difference. I have worked in the nonprofit technology sector for the last 5 years, and am based in Montreal, Quebec.

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Peter Deitz commented on the blog post 'The Future of Social Actions, Part I: Partners and Projects'

Hi Christine, It goes without saying... you're a huge part of the deep dive. Beatriz, Thanks for the offers to help. We'll loop you via My Social Actions and the Social Actions Google group. Very exciting!

on Thursday

Beatriz Pereira commented on the blog post 'The Future of Social Actions, Part I: Partners and Projects'

I'm here to help. Please, let me know what I can do.

on Thursday

Christine Egger commented on the blog post 'The Future of Social Actions, Part I: Partners and Projects'

Please sign me up for the deep dive. Looking forward to contributing in the weeks ahead ~

on Wednesday

Peter Deitz commented on the blog post 'The Future of Social Actions, Part I: Partners and Projects'

Hi Truth Now, Thanks for your offer to help. For now, please post your comments on this blog series (see the latest post here) and consider joining the SA Google Group. All the best, Peter

on Wednesday

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The Future of Social Actions, Part II: Projects in the Pipeline

Over the next several weeks, I will be thinking out loud about the Future of Social Actions. Our initiative is approaching its two year anniversary at the end of August, and would benefit from some community participation in creating a long-term plan going forward. I hope this blog post, and others in the series, w… Continue

Posted on July 8, 2009 at 10:30am —

The Future of Social Actions, Part I: Partners and Projects

Posted on July 7, 2009 at 10:30am — 7 Comments

Social Actions Adds Six New Action Sources; Partners with Innovators in India, South Africa, and the UK

Today, Social Actions added six new action sources to our open database of opportunities to make a difference. For a full list and profiles of the latest innovators contributing to Social Actions, please see Our Guide to 50+ Action Sources.

New Action Sources

GiveIndia -> Donate… Continue

Posted on June 25, 2009 at 8:00am — 3 Comments

Join the Discussion: Competition or Collaboration?

This week, I am hosting a discussion on SocialEdge.org called, Competition or Collaboration?. I look forward to your contributions to the discussion. Please don't be shy. This is an important conversation to have out in the open, and a timely moment to have it.… Continue

Posted on June 23, 2009 at 3:30pm — 4 Comments

I am not an ATM machine - Your charity from the donor perspective

Below are the video and slides from my presentation at My Charity Connects in Toronto, June 9, 2009. I will be adding the transcript at some point soon.

I Am Not An ATM Machine: Your Charity From The Donor Perspective from CanadaHelps on Vimeo.

… Continue

Posted on June 10, 2009 at 10:30am —

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At 8:46pm on April 22, 2009, Beatriz Pereira said…: Click here to get more mini-SharkBreak widgets - www.SharkBreak.com

At 2:40pm on April 10, 2009, Ruby Taylor said…: Thank you so much Peter. I have been away for this site for far too long. I will upload the photo today. Have a great day

At 1:56pm on March 2, 2009, Christine Egger said…: Peter, is there a way to easily invite only certain Ning members to an event? It looks like you can enter email addresses, or invite all members or all friends. I'd like use Ning instead of email to remind members who are staff of our platform partners about Wednesday's Change the Web conference call. Thanks for any suggestions that'd make that quick & easy to do.

At 9:14pm on January 31, 2009, Odonis said…: Administrator Peter,please i come to you with respect and plead that you should please release my profile for me that i may be able to see my comments and messages.
i am sorry for what i did and i promise to abide by any rules set to govern your site.
i just needed help thats all and was the reason why i did that.
Thank you
God Bless
Donovan

At 11:04pm on January 30, 2009, George Constance said…: No that's the way i look. I did have a devil of a time getting the image to take. I tried several and now have two different ones showing, one on the main page (I'm the big one) and another on my page. Thanks for the heads up.

At 11:03am on January 26, 2009, Alex Cooper said…: Thanks, Peter - likewise. Great site! I'll be sure to keep in touch. First off, I gots to find me a better picture. Ha. Take care...

At 10:10pm on January 25, 2009, Joseph Porcelli said…: Peter,

I like what you're doing with this network and am glad to be apart of it. From what I can tell you and I have a lot in common. Check out http://www.neighborsforneighbors.org and let me know if there is something I can help you with.

At 3:23pm on January 20, 2009, Belinda White said…: Hi Peter,
Thanks for the message.
Was that lady being inappropriate?
Blessings,
Belinda

At 7:47am on December 20, 2008, lalit said…: Hi Peter,
Though I have been doing community development work and NGO capacity building training , I feel your work is superb. This need always we feel on the ground. I wish you all the best. Right contribution to the social scetor at the right age of urs. I wish happy X-mas and pray God to give u enough strength to accomplish ur missions.
Lalit
India

At 2:13am on December 17, 2008, kevin Jones said…: tthanks peter. trying to figure out how this new platform fits with the all the others, what the value flows back and forth between all the various platforms are, who might be feeling squeezed or threatened, where new alliances are forming. or maybe everybody is saying there is room for all comers... but since there are some established platforms, with revenue models and product roadmaps, i imagine the landscape is not totally clear to everybody.

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