On 18th February at 6pm, along with the Third Sector PR and Communications Network, we’ll be launching our 2013 soundtalk season with an event focussing on storytelling. There’ll be guests from the BBC and Facebook on the panel and Facebook will be hosting the evening at its offices in London’s Covent Garden.
[ February 5, 2013; 10:00 am to 4:45 pm. ] If you’re new to social media, the options available can be a bit overwhelming. Our one-day Social Media Getting Started workshop will help you understand the jargon and give you hands-on experience in areas including blogging and social networking.
[ November 16, 2012; 10:00 am to 4:45 pm. ] If you’re just getting to grips with social media, the options available can be a bit overwhelming. Our one-day Social Media Basics workshop will help you understand the jargon and give you hands-on experience in areas including blogging and social networking.
We’re delighted to have produced a new guide “Getting started with social media” for the Family Strategic Partnership. During March and April 2012 we delivered social media workshops for organisations working with families all over the country. This handbook was created to accompany the training. You can download a pdf of the guide or view it [...]
To support the Leicester Hospitals Charity’s Appeal for a new teenage/young people cancer ward at Leicester Royal Infirmary we were commissioned to create this video. We prepared all the interviews and then worked with an in-house cameraman. We then crafted a narrative from all the raw footage.
Leicester Hospitals Charity, with support from the Teenage Cancer Trust, and the Robbie Anderson Cancer Trust, needs to raise £1.4 million for the project to go ahead. If the money can be raised in time, work on the new unit will start in summer 2012.
As part of our ongoing programme of training for the charity sector we brought together a host of experts to share their knowledge on how to get maximum impact from video and audio content. Speakers included: Laura Sleight from the Blue Cross, Simon Carter from the Scout Association and Clare Horton, the editor of societyguardian.co.uk
What do you get if you cram a bunch of social entrepreneurs, charity funders and all round do-gooders into a small room in central London? Well it was all there to see at the People Powered Change Event organised by the Big Lottery Fund and facilitated by David Wilcox and John Popham, aka the social reporters. sounddelivery was invited to join a select group including representatives from UnLtd, NESTA, the Nominet Trust, Your Square Mile and the Young Foundation (to name just a few) to discuss BIG’s challenges for the future.
[ January 20, 2012; 10:00 am to 4:45 pm. ] Using social media applications such as blogs, Facebook and Twitter can be an incredibly effective way for you to reach new audiences, involve supporters, build strong relationships and even raise money. It can help organisations to move from simply broadcasting marketing messages to having genuine two-way conversations with supporters.
[ December 2, 2011; 10:00 am to 4:45 pm. ] Using social media applications such as blogs, Facebook and Twitter can be an incredibly effective way for you to reach new audiences, involve supporters, build strong relationships and even raise money. It can help organisations to move from simply broadcasting marketing messages to having genuine two-way conversations with supporters.
We’re delighted to announce that a project developed and delivered by sounddelivery for Crich Tramway Village has won the “Working with Children and Young People” award at the Derbyshire Heritage Awards. The project involved young people creating an audio trail to guide visitors through the museum’s restored period village streets.
