Orton Family Foundation

You may not know it, but your network can do a lot of things. The people you interact with - and the people they interact with - can make you happy (or sad), they can make you fat (or thin), they can lead you, empower you, engage you, connect you, follow you, and change you. And that's true for everyone in your community. So if you're hard at work improving your community, take a time out to learn about the power of networks and how to harness them to help your cause. Featuring Keith Hampton, Assistant Professor at the Annenberg School for Communication, University of Pennsylvania and Founder of i-neighbors.org and Dana Jackson, Executive Director of Louisville's Network Center for Community Change. Call recorded on November 10, 2011. Notes available online at bit.ly/noD4aD.