1.  How did Mobilize.org start?  Why did we go with a “.org” name?  What is our target audience?  How have we used web tools to create this network?  Moving from on-campus project to national org  Tips, tools, and lessons learned

2. From Obama to the “MyFaceTube” Revolution, How Social Media is Reshaping Civic Engagement

3. Email: Dsmith@NCoC.netDsmith@NCoC.net Twitter: @Mobilizer Facebook: www.Facebook.com/Mobilizer

5. Founded in 1946, Chartered by Congress in 1953  Measure, Track, and Promote Civic Engagement  Hold Annual Conference in Washington DC  Publish America’s Civic Health Index  Began Researching Netizens and eCitizenship

6. 2007 America’s Civic Health Index

7. 2009 America’s Civic Health Index

8. 63 rd Annual Conference on 9/9/09  449 Attendees  3,691 Unique Online Viewers  9,707 Tweet Reach  Online Videos Still Getting New Views  Convening on Engaging Citizen 2.0

10.  Democratic  Collaboration  Interactivity  Transparency  Engagement  Listening  Authenticity

11.  Hierarchal Structure  Information Gatekeepers  Redefining Membership  Shift from Consumer to Producer

12. Edward M. Kennedy Serve America Act Requires Census and CNCS to work with NCoC to create an annual “Civic Health Assessment” NCoC’s Roles: Help establish, revise, and update indicators (including indicators on eCitizenship) Produce reports and help disseminate results Potential: Expand to 50 State and 100 City Reports Seeking Local Partners (State/City)

14. Email: Dsmith@NCoC.netDsmith@NCoC.net Twitter: @Mobilizer Facebook: www.Facebook.com/Mobilizer