Wade Hudson
"I escaped Dallas in 1962 to go to the University
of California at Berkeley, where I became immersed in the many movements
associated with that time and place. In 1969, I moved to San Francisco, where I've
been a community organizer, activist, and writer. Since 1988, I've worked
as a part-time cab-driver."
Steven Shults
"I'm an actor, director, activist and netgeek among other things. Raised in Ft Worth, TX, I went
from there to Laguna Beach, CA in my teens. After 5 years behind the Orange Curtain I finally moved to San Francisco. While in SF I got my Graduate Certificate in Acting at the American
Conservatory Theater. After 8 years by the bay I moved to Seattle in 1998 where I've been acting, directing, activisting, netgeeking etc. I rent a house with a wonderful woman named April who walked right out of my dreams and into my life, our newborn son Ian who entered the world on june 15, 2003, and our three cats.
Michael Stein
Michael is a nationally renowned author, analyst and technology
consultant with over a decade of experience working with nonprofits,
foundations, labor unions and socially responsible businesses. He is
currently the Associate Director at eGrants.org, a nonprofit organization
that provides technology tools, training and learning resources to small
and medium-sized nonprofits nationwide. He is the author of three books
about the Internet including the recent "The eNonprofit: A Guide to ASPs,
Internet Services and Online Software," with John Kenyon, published by
CompassPoint Nonprofit Services. Michael also runs Dot Org Media as a
joint venture with Marc Osten (Summit Collaborative), a content publishing
service that offers an e-newsletter and special reports on key issues in
nonprofit technology. Michael's opinion and analysis have been featured in
numerous media including The New York Times, The Chronicle of
Philanthropy, The Industry Standard, The Nonprofit Quarterly, National
Public Radio and Wired News. He can be reached at
http://www.michaelstein.net.
