4 Ways To Catch Up: Social Good Summit 2011

With the 2nd Annual Social Good Summit wrapped for the year, here are a few ways to get plugged in on what you might have missed.

4 Ways to Catch Up on Social Good Summit 2011

1. On Blogs

A number of blogs covered the Social Good Summit. Here are a few interesting write-ups.

• 3 Announcements: Mashable Social Good Summit Day 1 (Dowser)
• Social Good Summit Recap: Good News & Shocking Stats - Day 1 (Yahoo News)
• 2011 Clinton Global Initiative - Social Good Summit Mashup (Non-profit Law Blog)
• 5 Super Important Things 'Bout Mashable's Social Good Summit (MTV act)
• Final Thoughts from the Social Good Summit (socialIMPACT)
• Social Good Summit 2011: A Perspective from Attending Virtually (Innov8Social)

2. On YouTube

Sessions are being posted to Mashable's YouTube page. Here links to a few interesting sessions and the promo video for the Social Good Summit.

• NEXT GENERATION LEADERSHIP: AN OPENING KEYNOTE CONVERSATION   Ted Turner, Chairman of Turner Enterprises, Inc. and the United Nations Foundation and Mashable’s SVP Content & Executive Editor, Adam Ostrow (@AdamOstrow)

• CONNECTIVITY, COLLABORATION, & CRISIS : YOUTH & HUMANITARIAN ACTION Monique Coleman, Actress, Singer, Entrepreneur, and Philanthropist (@gimmemotalk), Valerie Amos, UN Under-Secretary-General

• SOCIAL VALUE INVESTING: A NEW PARADIGM FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS   Howard W. Buffett, Executive Director, Howard G. Buffett Foundation (@HBuffett)

• BUILDING A PRIVATE SECTOR PILLAR OF GLOBAL SOCIAL CHANGE  Simon Mainwaring, Founder / Author, WE FIRST (@SimonMainwaring)

• DEVELOPING TECHNOLOGY FOR THE DEVELOPING WORLD: THE BIG CHALLENGES Raj Shah, USAID Administrator, United States Agency for International Development (@USAID)

Here is video preview about the Social Good Summit that sets the scene for the conference.

3. On Facebook

Join 7000+ fellow fans by liking Mashable's Social Good Summit Facebook page. It's a chance not only to hear from the event organizers about updates, interviews, post-Summit material---but a way to 'see who else is in the room'. Which organizations are also fans of the page and get a sense of what topics are popular with other social good enthusiasts.

4. On Twitter

You can find a wealth of information on Twitter using the #SocialGood tag. Here are a few tweets from our coverage of the webcast.

September 19th (Monday) : a few tweets from Day 1 of Social Good Summit by @Innov8Social

Watching #livestream of keynote #socialgood conf with @tedturnerof @unfoundation by@mashable director

"1 billion people went to bed hungry last night" - @tedturner at #socialgood @unfoundation talking about food production & population growth

role of media in doing good? 'when you tell the truth the best you can, you are doing good.' -@tedturner at #SocialGood Summit

@tedturner on online v. print media: faster delivery, cheaper, easier #SocialGood

Ted Turner's success formula: "early to bed early to rise, work like hell, advertise" - @tedturner at #SocialGood Summit @mashable

RT @unfoundation: ''There's no white flag in my boat. We're going to keep fighting on.' -@TedTurner at #SocialGood Summit

Valerie Amos, UN Under-Secretary-General: 'UN is getting better at telling the story,but we need the public to share the story." #SocialGood

Good question by @gimmemotalk "How do we take this online platform, and translate into offline tangible action?" #SocialGoodSummit

Great discussion w/ UN Under-Secretary @ValerieAmos and Monique Coleman @gimmemotalk, worth the watch on @livestreamfrom #SocialGood Summit

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