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These are the topics everyone suggested in registering for the event. Feel free to edit your own as necessary.

Name (Organisation)	Country	Topics
Eugene (54 Degrees)	Ireland	Promotion, supporter retention
Heather (Action Without Borders-Idealist.org)	United States	I'm most interested in the session on open source tools (in order to build the resources we offer and collect on our site more rapidly) and the participant bazaar (as a tool for networking and meeting/greeting to use in our own national, 1,500-person conference). Both seem like great tools that we can learn from that will facilitate more action among student activists, more efficiently!
Nathaniel (ActionAid ?)	United Kingdom	Converting an email into an action making sure that people who receive an email then take action Creative approached to ecampaigning - beyond the email to an MP
Graham (Advocacy Online)	United Kingdom	Supporter Retention; Online Campaign Promotion & Recruitment
Alex (Amnesty International)	United Kingdom	Online Campaign Promotion & Recruitment eCampaign Tracking, Analysis & Reporting
Karen (Amnesty International)	United Kingdom	Having a campaigning impact Online Campaign Promotion & Recruitment
George (Amnesty International Canada)	Canada	tools for online action centre i.e. drupal, CivicSpace?, etc. building an activist base across numerous campaigns - episodic activism, etc. TXT/SMS activism: learning from European experience
Branislava (CAFOD)	United Kingdom	Coalition eCampaigning eCampaign Tracking, Analysis & Reporting Supporter Retention Communities On and Offline NGOChallenges
Katrin (Aspiration / MobileActive ?)	United States	mobile activism
Yasser (BBC Action Network)	United Kingdom	Text messaging & Activism Collaborating on Open Source Tools/Platform
Chris (Campaign Strategy)	United Kingdom	The State of eCampaigning Motivation
Gavin (Carers UK)	United Kingdom	e campaign analysis impact
Sue (Charity Technology Trust)	United Kingdom	eCampaign Tracking, Analysis & Reporting Having a campaigning impact Online Campaign Promotion & Recruitment Supporter Retention Collaborating on Open Source Tools/Platform Text messaging & Activism
Dom (Christian Aid)	United Kingdom	creating effective blogging networks eCampaigining within traditional NGO structures how to evolve to new models of effective communication and action in the face of staunch resistance to change
Louisa (Christian Aid)	United Kingdom	Probably eCampaign tracking, analysis and tracking and Online Campaign promotion and recruitment.
Nick (Christian Aid)	United Kingdom	Making online campaigning as highly regarded as offline campaigning. (i.e. so it is not just viewed as clicking a button). Online campaigning actions vs. capturing marketing data - should it be done, best practices. How to improve conversion rates of actions.
Sara (Christian Aid)	United Kingdom	Achieving policy objectives vs. starting a popular movement - the tensions therein. Coalition campaigning - how to make it work
Rolf (drostan.org)	Netherlands	Coalition eCampaigning with Make Poverty History/GCAP examples Collaborating on Open Source Tools/Platform (but in general: `all of the above`, all topics sound extremely relevant)
Becky (Fahamu)	United Kingdom	Open Source Tools Texting
Debra (Friends of the Earth International)	Netherlands	ecampaigning on a shoestring
Zoltan (Green Spider Foundation)	Hungary	Collaborating on Open Source Tools/Platform Having a campaigning impact
Brian (Greenpeace International)	Netherlands	Be interesting to talk about activist applications of Flickr, Google Maps, Google Earth, Tags, Ning, Linked In, and other collaborative/Social networking software. Blogosphere as global community?
Cristina (Greenpeace International)	Netherlands	Ecampaign tracking and analysis and online promotion.
Kevin (Greenpeace International)	Netherlands	having an impact tools
Richard (Greenpeace International)	Netherlands	Campaigning impact and open source innovation (asking the audience)
Tracy (Greenpeace UK)	United Kingdom	Developing online activism into real world activism Building online communities
Rob (Important Projects)	Canada	I'm most intersted in the `eCampaign Tracking, Analysis & Reporting` and `Collaborating on Open Source Tools/Platform` topics.
Barry (MSF International)	Belgium	Campaign impact; supporter retention; e-tracking
Tom (mySociety.org)	United Kingdom	Having an impact, ecampaign tracking
Patrick (Novib Oxfam Netherlands)	Netherlands	viral campaigning, dynamic content
Alex (NSPCC)	United Kingdom	4 and 7 from below list
Shannon (ONE Campaign)	United States	Online Promotion and Recruitment
Laura (Oxfam America)	United States	eCampaigning tracking and analysis and supporter retention
Karina (Oxfam GB)	United Kingdom	Using text/sms/mms as a campaigning tool. What are the benchmarks we should all be aiming for.
Richard (Oxfam GB)	United Kingdom	having a campaigning impact online campaign promotion and recruitment
Joel (Oxfam International)	United Kingdom	having campaigning impact; tracking/reporting; working in coalition
Susie (s-t-m)	United Kingdom	All look very interesting to me at present.
Brian (tincan)	United Kingdom	Supporter Retention Text messaging & Activism
Julia (UNICEF UK)	United Kingdom	Online campaign promotion and recruitment Text messaging and activism
Katy (UNICEF UK)	United Kingdom	Promotion and recruitment
Nadya (UNICEF UK)	United Kingdom	Impact and retention
Jess (Which?)	United Kingdom	User generated content - making use of it, managing risks and resources. Tracking and analysis.
Miranda (Which?)	United Kingdom	Impact assessment. Promotion and recruitment.
Bornali (World Development Movement)	United Kingdom	Having a campaigning impact Online campaign promotion
Ashley (World Vision UK)	United Kingdom	effectiveness of ecampaigning previous success
Ken (World Vision UK)	United Kingdom	Tracking, Analysis and reporting Supporter Retention
David (WWF International)	Switzerland	developing online communities converting activists into other types of supporters and vice versa (e.g. converting an activist into a donor and a donor into an activist)
Richard (WWF US)	United States	Having a campaigning impact Online promotion and recruitment
Andrew (WWF-UK)	United Kingdom	increasing effectivness. the next big thing beyond emails to politicians.

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