PhotoPhilanthropy's Panel Presentations: Social Impact Through Imagery

Don’t miss this excellent opportunity to hear from internationally recognized leaders in visual storytelling for non-profits. A series of dynamic presentations will show how to make impact-through-imagery and use photography to raise awareness for social causes. Learn how non-profits and photographers can work together to make an impact.

10am – 11:15am: Presentations:

Topic: Visual storytelling for non-profits, multimedia projects
Speaker: Ami Vitale, World Press Photo award-winning photographer

ASMP to exhibit at NY PhotoPlus Expo

Also sponsors seminars, mini-theater presentations, Specialty Group meetings and more

ASMP will be in booth 866 at PhotoPlus Expo, October 18-20, in New York City’s Javits Convention Center. If you are in the neighborhood, stop by and visit.

• Free creative and legal consultations. Talk one-on-one with copyright attorney David B. Wolf, web guru Blake Discher, and consultants Carolyn Potts, Elaine Totten Davis, Katherine Hennessy. Call Elena Goertz at (215) 451-2767 ext. 1203 to book a time.

• Discounts on professional books from Allworth Press

• Visit with ASMP Board members, NY Chapter leaders and national staffers

Macworld Conference & Expo
Conference: January 14 - 18, 2008
Expo: January 15 - 18, 2008
West & South Hall, Moscone Center
San Francisco

http://www.macworldexpo.com/

 A special members authorization code for a free exhibit pass

has been sent all ASMP Norcal Members in an e-mail

To register just go to the Macworld website and click on register. 

The Book Passage Travel Writers & Photographers Conference has an extraordinary reputation among publishers, editors, and writers. Alumni have published books, articles, and photos -- many as the direct result of lessons learned and contacts made at the conference. There is no finer travel writing conference anywhere in the world.

The Conference offers an array of workshops, panels, and evening activities. There are many hours of informal interaction between faculty and students during lunch and in discussions that often last late into the evening. The Conference Chair is Donald George, pioneering travel writer and editor: San Francisco Chronicle, Salon.com and Lonely Planet.