Allison Fine "Live-Chats" with the Chronicle

by Kari Dunn Saratovsky on 28 May 2008

It’s no surprise that members of the Millennial Generation are finding new ways to promote, give to, and engage in causes they’re passionate about (largely through technology and their ever growing use of social networks).

So, why is it that so many nonprofits and foundations are finding it difficult to connect with and unlock some secret code to understanding this generation’s new rules for engagement?

Allison Fine answered this question and a whole lot more in yesterday’s live chat with the Chronicle of Philanthropy. Let’s keep the conversation going — if you have more questions, or want to expand on any of the topics raised in Tuesday’s forum, we hope you’ll use the Social Citizens blog to do just that.

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