Two weeks left to be a Civil Society blogger

Fundraising | Celina Ribeiro | 3 Feb 2010

Civil Society’s search for a blogger competition will be drawing to a close in two weeks.

Hyper-opinionated or just plain chatty, we are looking for two new bloggers from anywhere in civil society to write a regular blog on the CivilSociety.co.uk. It can be on any topic related to the sector and from bloggers from anywhere in the sector.

Civil Society is committed to providing a platform for new voices and fresh thinking about the sector in which we work.

To enter the Civil Society Search for a Blogger competition send blogger@civilsociety.co.uk:

A 70-word biography of yourself
A short description of what kind of blog you would like to write
A 300-word sample blog on any topic that’s got your goat

We will accept entries until February 17, 2010 and winners will be announced in early March.

Directory: Civil Society Media Ltd

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