everyone needs an online community:
Well, if the feds got you, you could read the book. Feds Got Me: White Collar Life in a Federal Prison. Purchaseable from FedsGotMe.com.
But how much more social and civilised to join an online forum.
PrisonTalk.com
152k of members. o.O
Does Australia have an social network for prisoners? Are you a member?
Laurel has been creating and managing virtual communities for 20 years, teaching social media for the last 5 years and was named Industry Head, Social Media by Marketing Magazine (Australia) in 2010.
Forbes Magazine named her in the 50 Most Powerful Social Media Influencers in 2012 and she is also listed in the 100 Most Powerful Women on Twitter, as well as Number #12 AdAge Marketing and Media blog (Australia). More on the About page if interested.
I'm running small, one-day computer based social media classes in September 2011 - Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. If you know someone who would like to do a more advanced class, please let them know! Laurel Papworth @SilkCharm
In Australia, inmates do not have access to the internet while inside
hi laurel
The work of aileen with ministering to prisoners with liberation in p’raps a slightly different sense is connected to your very appropriate raising of this community need
regards (keep up the good work)
rob
aileen@liberationprisonproject.org
Another niche discovered for social media.
Julian Cole linked me to your blog, consider this another RSS Subscription. Keep up the great work!
We were looking for rural bloggers and stumbled across Bernie Matthews. The ex-con turned journalist. In between being one of our rural bloggers and starting to contribute he found himself once again guest of the NSW Government. He’s a good writer and has a few entertaining stories of life behind bars.
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