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Promote the Gathering as an event host
Ask them to tag SCVO in any social media posts about your event at the Gathering and to use #SCVOGathering,You can use our suggested posts and imagery (below) or if you'd like to create your own posts, here are,some things to keep in mind: Make your posts visual with graphics, images or video Tell a story through,your posts and make a human connection with your audience Connect with others by tagging them in your,Include a link to both your event page and the Gathering programme of events page Social media posts
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Under-fire Dean leaves charity-run college after social media posts controversy
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TFN uncovered posts by David Wylie during the Olympics
Tell us about your Black History Month activities
below to tell us what you've got planned and share with us any links to your website or social media posts,social media (@SCVOTweet on Twitter) so, where possible, we can like and share your Black History Month posts
https://scvo.scot/about/work/campaigns/tell-us-about-your-black-history-month-activities
Charity Finance Group post-budget survey Nov 2024
Nearly nine in ten charitable organisations say they are concerned about affording the government’s increase to the rate of Employer National Insurance Contributions (ERNICs) The results of a survey conducted by Charity Finance Group (CFG) in November show that most charities (8...
Post-legislative scrutiny of the Procurement Reform (Scotland) Act 2014
A decade on from the introduction of the Procurement Reform (Scotland) Act 2014 (the Act), Holyrood’s Economy and Fair Work Committee has explored how the Act is operating. Despite improved transparency, the committee has found that inconsistency, bureaucracy, and inflexibility...
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