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Ageism Awareness Social Media Guide

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Ageism Awareness Social Media Guide

Event Submission on EN Website – Members can promote their upcoming programs on The Encore Network website.

Ageism Awareness Social Media Guide

Ability to serve in EN leadership roles – Members can join the Leadership Council, which forms policy and makes decisions about the direction of the organization.

Ageism Awareness Social Media Guide

Ability to influence EN programming and research – Members can join the Programming Committee and develop worthwhile, stimulating webinars and programs for the network.

Ageism Awareness Social Media Guide

Access to EN Slack Channel – Members can connect and network instantaneously with other members via Slack, which retains conversations for 90 days.

Ageism Awareness Social Media Guide

Contributor Access to Resource Library – Members will be able to upload and share beneficial resources on The Encore Network’s website.

Ageism Awareness Social Media Guide

Network Newsletter – Members will receive a monthly newsletter containing valuable information from the network and the Leadership Council.

Ageism Awareness Social Media Guide

Access to EN Archive – Members can watch previous Encore Network programs via the website.

Ageism Awareness Social Media Guide

User Access to Resource Library – Members can find valuable resources on The Encore Network website that have been directly uploaded by members.

Ageism Awareness Social Media Guide

Access to Member Directory – Members can find others directly via the website directory that includes contact information.

Ageism Awareness Social Media Guide

Program Newsletter– Members will receive a monthly newletter detailing all Encore Network programs, member-only programs, and member-sponsosred programs that promote learning and sharing.

Ageism Awareness Social Media Guide

Name, logo, and program description featured on the Encore Network website- Show your support for the encore movement and enhance the visibility of your program at the same time.

Ageism Awareness Social Media Guide

Promotion of Your Programs – Post and promote your personal or organization’s programs on the Encore Network website furthering the reach and impact of your programs.

Ageism Awareness Social Media Guide

Member Directory – Your contact information will be included in the Member Directory.

Ageism Awareness Social Media Guide

Membership 101 – Organized and led by the Membership Committee to welcome, engage and introduce new members to the network.

Ageism Awareness Social Media Guide

Coffee Chats – Periodic events for members, featuring speakers and topics proposed by members and aligned with the Encore Network mission. Typically organized and led by a network member or group of members.

Ageism Awareness Social Media Guide

Affinity Group Participation – Member-driven groups, launched for the specific purpose of deeper learning, sharing and connection around a topic of common interest. Intergenerational collaboration, fostering a positive work environment for people 50+, and creating a more inclusive network are just a few examples of these ongoing groups. Find other members and take a deeper dive into shared interests.

Ageism Awareness Social Media Guide

Free and Discounted Assess to Programs – The Encore Network offers a wide array of programs through the year. Typically led or organized by members of the Program Committee, these programs are targeted topics of broad interest, featuring network members. These programs are free or offered at a reduced rate to members. Guests pay a higher fee to participate.

Ageism Awareness Social Media Guide

Number of Member Accounts – An additional two or four members of your organization can be included in your membership and take advantage of all benefits associated with your level adding value to your organization and the encore movement worldwide.

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