Web Content Managers Forum
About the Forum
Who Are We? The Web Content Managers Forum is an ad hoc group of over 1,600 federal, state, and local U.S. government web managers who are responsible for the content of our agencies' websites. Many of us are members of Policy, Communications, CIO or Public Affairs staffs, or other management offices in our agencies. We've been working together since October 2000 to improve the content and usability of U.S. government websites.
What We Do: Forum members communicate and collaborate to share ideas, challenges, lessons learned and best practices in managing the content of government websites. Any government employee or government contractor from any level of U.S. government – federal, state, local or tribal – is welcome to join our online community.
Join Us: Register here: https://forum.webcontent.gov/
Once registered, government employees will also be subscribed to our government–only Content Managers listserv. Read tips and instructions for using the listserv
You may also be interested in knowing about or joining other networks and groups for government web content managers.
Meetings: The Forum holds monthly conference calls – on the third Thursday of each month, from 11am–12pm ET. We hold our meetings via telephone so that members from all over the world can participate. At our meetings, we discuss issues facing our community; exchange ideas, best practices, and tips; meet with industry thought leaders; and develop strategies for solving problems.
Next Forum Conference Call
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Date/Time: |
Thursday, December 17, 2009, from 11–12 ET (8–9 PT) |
| Topic: | TBD |
| Contact: | Sheila Campbell or Rachel Flagg |
See our conference call archive for summaries of previous monthly conference calls.
