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* President of [[AFCN|Association for Community Networking]], an association that provides the necessary resources, learning tools, and guidance to help communities and organizations maximize communications technologies.<ref>[http://p2pfoundation.net/Association_for_Community_Networking AFCN website]</ref> | * President of [[AFCN|Association for Community Networking]], an association that provides the necessary resources, learning tools, and guidance to help communities and organizations maximize communications technologies.<ref>[http://p2pfoundation.net/Association_for_Community_Networking AFCN website]</ref> | ||
* President at CTCnet Chicago | * President at CTCnet Chicago | ||
* Co-Chair at Chicago Digital Access Alliance, association under which Michael Miranda has promoted | * Co-Chair at [[Chicago Digital Access Alliance]], an association under which Michael Miranda has intensely promoted the principles of Digital Excellence.<ref>[http://www.michaelmaranda.net/cv/bio-recent.htm Short bio]</ref> | ||
* Trustee at Emerging Futures Network | * Trustee at Emerging Futures Network | ||
* Founding partner at Navigators Guild, | * Founding partner at Navigators Guild, an association that provides guidance for social benefit organizations regarding new media. <ref>[http://www.navigatorsguild.com/ Navigators Guild]</ref> | ||
* Founder of Open Stewardship <ref>[http://www.coalitionblog.org/2010/09/stewardship-and-open-culture/ Open Stewardship]</ref> | * Founder of Open Stewardship <ref>[http://www.coalitionblog.org/2010/09/stewardship-and-open-culture/ Open Stewardship]</ref> | ||
==Education== | ==Education== | ||
Michael Miranda studied Cultural Semiology at Hobart College, Sociology at the University of Chicago, and Community Informatics at the University of Illinois. | Michael Miranda studied Cultural Semiology at Hobart College, Sociology at the University of Chicago, and Community Informatics at the University of Illinois. | ||
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Michael Maranda is the founder of Open Stewardship, and a founding partner of Navigators Guild. [1]
Professional activities
Past activities
- Acting Executive Director at Korean American Community Services
- Board President at CTCnet Chicago, a coalition of local community technology centers and technology based organizations[2]
- Founding Board Member at NPOTechs
- Strategic Director at Catalytic Communities, a non-profit organization based in Rio de Janeiro that aims at strengthening and providing project community solutions around the world. [3]
Present Activities
- Chair of Illinois Community Technology Coalition
- President of Association for Community Networking, an association that provides the necessary resources, learning tools, and guidance to help communities and organizations maximize communications technologies.[4]
- President at CTCnet Chicago
- Co-Chair at Chicago Digital Access Alliance, an association under which Michael Miranda has intensely promoted the principles of Digital Excellence.[5]
- Trustee at Emerging Futures Network
- Founding partner at Navigators Guild, an association that provides guidance for social benefit organizations regarding new media. [6]
- Founder of Open Stewardship [7]
Education
Michael Miranda studied Cultural Semiology at Hobart College, Sociology at the University of Chicago, and Community Informatics at the University of Illinois.