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Faith-based engagement training sessions - early 2020
23 Jan 2020Lynda Gould Faith based engagementFaith Based Engagement, Training, skills development, trustees, cyber security, Fundraising, Social Media
The Department for Communities currently funds a Faith Based Engagement Strand under the Regional Infrastructure Support Programme (RISP) which provides direct support to faith based organisations through a range of seminars and training sessions.
Communicating Impact
19 Jun 2017Sandra Bailie Training and Skills DevelopmentTraining, impact, communications, Social Media, interviews, videos
How can you effectively communicate the difference that you make? You collect information about the impact you make and analyse it, but sometimes it is a challenge to communicate it well to all your audiences.
50% off Digital DNA event
23 Sep 2015Shauna O'Neill ICT, CommunicationsSocial Media
We are delighted to announce that NICVA will be partnering with Digital DNA to provide our members with inspirational and practical insight into the critical role of technology within organisations.
Sexism, racism and periscopes: Upper Bann on twitter
27 May 2015Nick Garbutt Politics, Social Media
Upper Bann is just getting back to normal again after an election campaign that ended in acrimony with allegations of racist abuse.
Twitter: the MLAs of South Antrim
26 May 2015Ryan Miller Politics, Social Media
South Antrim - the Jewel of the Six Mile – joins Scope’s list of constituencies to receive a sober and sombre social media probe.
Eat your heart out Justin Bieber you''ll never out-twitter Ó Muilleoir
30 Mar 2015Nick Garbutt Politics, Social Media
Scope stops off in South Belfast to examine politicians on social media and stumbles across the politician who out-tweets Obama.
Lagan Valley MLAs on Twitter: what's the worst that could happen?
15 Mar 2015Ryan Miller Politics, Social Media
The Shakespearean horror of one MLA's destruction through salvation dominates our latest social media overview, as Scope turns to the greater Lisburn area (no doubt a big influence on the bard).
East Belfast MLAs on Twitter: the calm before the storm
4 Mar 2015Nick Garbutt Politics, Social Media
Scope visits East Belfast soon to be the scene of a ferocious General Election contest to check out its MLAs online activity.
Phil Flanagan MLA: an apology
26 Feb 2015Nick Garbutt Politics, Social Media
In a recent article Scope described Phil Flanagan MLA as a “bad boy of Twitter."
Fermanagh and S Tyrone: a silent Minister and a Twitter "bad boy"
23 Feb 2015Nick Garbutt Politics, Social Media
After gritty North Belfast, our Twitter tour sees us seeking out the MLAs of the idyllic countryside of Fermanagh and South Tyrone whose steeples are far from dreary.
