FRSA London City Reboot
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The document summarizes a lightning talks and speed networking event hosted by the RSA Fellowship. It lists the names, topics, and websites of 16 presenters who spoke on issues related to digital engagement, participatory photography, network weaving, creative spaces, health initiatives, search engines, and more. Attendees were asked to provide feedback on the event and continue the conversation online.
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FRSA London City Reboot
- 1. FRSA London City Reboot 28th November 2012 Lightning talks and Speed Networking Brought to you by #FRSA #theRSA
- 2. London City Reboot! #FRSA #theRSA
- 3. Jemima Gibbons Regional Digital Champions http://rsafellowship.com/group/digitalengagement #FRSA #theRSA
- 4. Mark Power Jubiloo http://markpowerarchitect.com/ #FRSA #theRSA
- 5. Leila Segal Voice of Freedom Participatory photography with formerly trafficked women http://www.photovoice.org/blog/article/voice-of-freedom-leila-segal-meets- formerly-enslaved-women-in-israel #FRSA #theRSA
- 6. Sam Thomas sam.thomas@rsa.org.uk RSA ARC: Network weaving with Fellows http://www.thersa.org/action-research-centre #FRSA #theRSA
- 7. Andrew Cribb 3SSpace andrew@3space.org http://3space.org/ #FRSA #theRSA
- 8. Ann Nkune #FRSA #theRSA
- 9. Lee Hazzard Game Plan lee@ss3ventures.org www.ss3ventures.org #FRSA #theRSA
- 10. Dr. Charlotte Neary-Bremer charlotte.nearybremer@gmail.com www.facebook.com/streetdoctors.org #FRSA #theRSA
- 11. Chris Trainers Do our co.uk searches determine who we are now, and will be in the future? info@christrainers.com #FRSA #theRSA
- 12. Will Moy #FRSA #theRSA
- 13. Open Mike MAGIC: susan@magicmyworld.com Jez Foster: http://www.ramboll.co.uk Neil Bachelor: http://omnifolio.org/ #FRSA #theRSA
- 14. What next? On the way out, give us fast feedback - describe the event in 5 words and add a sticker to answer to the ultimate question. Follow up on the connections you made! Collaborate! Join the conversation here http://londoncitynetwork.ning.com/events/the-frsa-london-city-reboot Want more? Connect on Twitter #FRSA and on the RSA online network www.rsafellowship.com #FRSA #theRSA
- 15. Fast Feedback #FRSA #theRSA
- 16. Thank You! #FRSA #theRSA