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Hub Spotlight: People & Society at The Paley Center for Media

Last week we announced the locations of four Content Hubs, each of which will focus on  a specific theme. Over the course of this week, we are going to focus on highlighting each Hub and some of the specific topics that will be featured, as well as how you or your organization can contribute to the programming.

The confirmed partnerships include: Science and Technology Hub, hosted by Google; Business, Media, and Communications Hub, hosted by global advertising agency JWT; People & Society Hub, hosted by The Paley Center for Media; and Music, Gaming & Sports, hosted by Red Bull Space. As we mentioned in our announcement, we are also launching a fifth Hub which will cover Arts & Culture, the location of which we will share in the coming week or so.

GET INVOLVED IN PEOPLE & SOCIETY

Today’s spotlight is on the People & Society Hub at The Paley Center for Media.  The theme itself is clearly fairly broad, so we have decided to focus on the following topic areas in terms of how they are impacted by developments in social and mobile media:

  • Education
  • Health & technology
  • Philanthropy
  • CSR
  • Government & Civil Society
  • Environment

If you or your organization is interested in curating a session and helping to shape the programming at the People & Society Hub, we would love to hear from you.  Sessions are typically two hours in length and can either be a series of talks, a panel, a workshop or seminar.  We encourage our guest curators to think creatively about their sessions and consider designing an experience that moves beyond traditional conference formats.

To submit a session idea, please visit the event registration page and reference which Hub you are interested in, in your application.

If you are interested in sponsorship opportunities at the People & Society Hub, we have some really exciting ways for brands to participate  in the experience and contribute to the programming. For more information please contact toby@socialmediaweek.org

The People & Society Hub is brought to you by Social Media Week & The Paley Center for Media with additional curation from ThinkSocial & GOOD.

About the Paley Center

The Paley Center for Media, with locations in New York and Los Angeles, leads the discussion about the cultural, creative, and social significance of television, radio, and emerging platforms for the professional community and media-interested public.

Videos from 2009

The first Social Media Week Conference launched earlier this year in New York.  Over the week, the organizer together with the local business community hosted over thirty five events in locations like the New York Times, Razorfish, Wired and Nielsen.

One the events was entitled Innovation in Politics, Policy, and Social Change through Social Media and was hosted at the New York Times.  Check out the full video from the event below.

Title: Innovation in Politics, Policy, and Social Change through Social Media

Description: A reflection on the Obama campaign and a look ahead at the future of harnessing social media for change.

Speakers: Panelists: Chris Hughes: Co-founder of Facebook and President Obama’s Director of Online Organizing during the campaign. Andrew Rasiej: Founder of Personal Democracy Forum, an annual conference and website covering the intersection of politics and technology, Jamie Daves: Venture capitalist and entrepreneur with over ten years of experience in the public sector who has helped found a number of successful nonprofit and political organizations. Moderator: Brian Stelter of the NY Times.

Hosted by: The New York Times

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Part 3

Social Media Week NY: Innovation in Politics, Policy, and Social Change through Social Media Pt. 3 from Panman Productions on Vimeo.

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