¡AHA! Workshop: Deciphering the World of Websites-Friday June 30th 5:30pm to 7:00pm

[Guest guest]

ATTN: Are you struggling with your current

website? Are you thinking about creating a new website for yourself or

your organization?

Come to this FREE ¡AHA! Technical Assistance Event:

Deciphering the World of

Websites: What you need to know before you start your site”

Informational session

and interactive workshop

Provided by:

Shirley

Miranda

Creative

Director, Photographer

SOMOS

ARTE, Inc.

Friday, June

30th 2006, 5:30 – 7:00 pm

@

AHA Offices

161 East 106th Street

between Lexington

and 3rd Avenues

El Barrio, NY

Managing an attractive, current and navigable website has increasingly

become a key element in securing a great impression amongst fellow artists,

contractors and potential funders. Often times, due to misinformation,

and lack money and other resources, many artists and organizations struggle

with out-dated and confusing sites.

This hands-on workshop addresses such issues as it will

highlight the importance of a website as a vital marketing resource while

providing participants with the necessary tools and information needed in

website creation and management.

Through “Deciphering the World of Websites: What you

need to know before you start your site,” participants will learn

of the major do’s and don’ts, pro’s and con’s involved

in website management.

Workshop participants will also have a unique opportunity

to converse with representatives of SOMOS ARTE – a

recognized Web development, Web Consultant and Graphic Design Company in the

Latino community – about their marketing and communication needs related

to particular websites.

For More Information about this event or other AHA technical

assistance events and programs, please contact AHA at (212)876-1242 or info@...

AHA STAFF:

Arture, Executive Director

L. Gutiérrez-, Administrator

Mestre, Marketing and Communications Director

Crystal Chaparro, Office Assistant

P.O. Box 1169

El Barrio, NY

10029

T:

F:

www.latinoarts.org

This program is

made possible through the generous funding

support from the

Upper Manhattan Empowerment Zone