Institute for Strategic Communication for Nonprofits
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Frequently Asked Questions
There is no better place to experience the convergence of media professionals, nonprofit organizations and global politics than Washington, DC. This synergy made this year’s Filmanthropy Workshop a must-attend event for nonprofit executives, documentary filmmakers and film buffs.
FAQ
- Where did the Filmanthropy Workshop take place?
- What is the relationship between American University’s School of Communication, the Institute for Strategic Communication for Nonprofits and SILVERDOCS/AFI?
- Were there networking opportunities?
- How do I reach the Workshop staff?
1. Where did the Filmanthropy Workshop take place?
The Filmanthropy Workshop took place on Saturday, June 16, 2007 at Discovery Communications World Headquarters at One Discovery Place in Silver Spring, MD, located at the corner of Georgia Avenue and Colesville Road.
2. What is the relationship between American University’s School of Communication, the Institute for Strategic Communication for Nonprofits and SILVERDOCS/AFI?
The School of Communication at American University created the Institute for Strategic Communication for Nonprofits in 2002. The Institute has a long-standing relationship with SILVERDOCS and in 2007 was a presenting sponsor of the documentary festival. Given the natural compatibility of the organizations, it made sense to join forces to connect filmmakers and executives from nonprofit organizations seeking to utilize media to achieve their goals.
3. Were there networking opportunities?
The Institute and SILVERDOCS are all about networking, so whether on their own or participating with colleagues, participants made new acquaintances and spent time getting to know panelists, industry representatives, fellow communication professionals, filmmakers and film buffs.
4. How do I reach the Institute organization team?
Office: (202)-885-2059
Email: nonprofitinstitute@american.edu
www.soc.american.edu/nonprofits
