EYC Wellington 2011 Has Ended
Thanks to all our attendees, speakers, and sponsors for a successful conference! Some materials provided by the speakers have been uploaded to the programme page.
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Early Bird Prices Extended Until April 13th
In light of recent speaker announcements- and a desire to make EYC accessible to as many people as possible- we have extended the Early Bird prices until April 13th. Register now!
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Exciting Speaker Announcement
We are honoured to be able to announce that the Mayor of Wellington,
Celia Wade-Brown, will be our first keynote speaker on April 28th!
The Mayor is the latest addition to an exciting line-up of speakers at this year's EYC Conference.
Register today to secure your place!
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Strut Your Stuff (and save some cash)
Have something to share? We're looking for organisations to present short case
studies on the first day of the conference. We'll even give you $25 off the cost
of registration!
Click here for more details!
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Registrations are now open for EYC Wellington 2011!
Early bird tickets offer a 10% discount and are only available until April 10th - register now!
Should your organisation have a facebook account? Who owns that picture you put on your website? Would cloud computing help your organisation... and what is cloud computing, anyway?
Wellington ICT's fourth e-Engage Your Community conference will cover these topics and more.
There is a staggering amount of technology today that can be of great benefit to non-profit, community, and voluntary organisations. EYC offers two days of informative seminars and hands-on workshops about these technologies and concepts surrounding the web.
Ticket prices include one day of seminars and two half-day workshops. The programme - featuring topics such as social media, intellectual property and web law, Google Docs, and more - will be released soon.
Early bird tickets - 10% off the standard price - are on sale until April 10th. Additional discounts are available to attendees from organisations with no paid employees and organisations sending two or more people to the conference.
