>
> Just a quick introduction (at Michael's prompting). Looks like many
> familiar names on this list -- but for those who are new, here's that
> thing I send to conferences:
>
> Phillip is the "Simplifier of Technology" at Community Bandwidth, a
> Canadian consulting practice that works with non-profits to explore
> the thoughtful use of technology toward creating a more just and
> sustainable society. In that role, he works with leading social
> justice and community organizations to examine the ways Internet
> technology can build online relationships, support community
> engagement, facilitate group collaboration, and create successful
> online campaigns.
>
> In his spare time, Phillip is a passionate volunteer and activist,
> working as a teacher-adviser with a computer literacy centre, the
> photo editor of a national literary journal, the volunteer
> coordinator of the monthly Social Tech Brewing events in Toronto
> (
http://socialtechbrewing.org), and as a convener for the annual Web
> of Change conference (
http://webofchange.org).
>
> Look forward to liberating some civic data! ;-)
>
> Best,
>
> Phillip.
>
>
>
>
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