Social Media: What’s Legal-And What’s Not?
What?   Social Media: What’s Legal-And What’s Not? Webinar
Where? Connecticut Humanities Council, Middletown, CT
When?  July 20, 2011 from 2:00-3:30 pm
Cost?    $15 per person
If you blog, post on Facebook, or google job applicants, this Webinar on Wednesday, July 20, 2011, people will discuss ways of limiting employer risk by understanding the privacy, discrimination and harassment issues that come with social networking.
This Webinar will be led by employment attorney Pamela Fyfe who also co-authored the popular “Ask Rita in HR” column for Blue Avocado. Should you google job applicants? Can you limit what employees say about your nonprofit on Facebook? Pamela will answer these questions and delve into best practices for nonprofit policies and procedures around social networking media.
Hosted by the Connecticut Humanities Council (CHC) and the Connecticut League of History Organizations (CLHO), the program will feature a group viewing of Blue Avocado and the Nonprofit Insurance Alliance Group’s Legalities of Nonprofits and Social Media Webinar and a post-Webinar 30-minute discussion about the day’s content facilitated by Tammi Flynn, Director of Marketing at the Florence Griswold Museum in Old Lyme, CT, along with representatives from the CHC and CLHO director, Liz Shapiro.
The program is designed for organizations that are already using social media, or who have volunteers who use social media on behalf of the organization.
Seating is limited to 15 total participants.
Contact Melissa Diaz with questions:Â melissa@ctculture.org or 860-685-7583.
