As a global organization, we are very fortunate to have built-in diversity. Every day, Social Media Club is proud to celebrate the diversity of our leaders and members around the world. This makes us better humans—and a better SMC. SMC exists to help our members in their professional development. As we grow and improve together as a community, we strive to be as inclusive, specific, and succinct as possible. Amplifying the voices of ALL of our members is very important to us. We want you to feel seen, heard, and respected. On a global scale, there are some unique opportunities that we take ser ..read more

#STOPASIANHATE  Social Media Club is a multi-cultural organization and we value all of our members, including those of Asian and Pacific Islander descent. The latest anti-Asian tragedy in Atlanta has left many in our SMC community reeling, or feeling scared and traumatized. That’s not a world we wish to live in, so we can and we must all do our part to #STOPASIANHATE and ensure our colleagues and loved ones can feel safe and valued in our presence and in our communities. SMC’s existing and ongoing commitment to amplifying diversity and inclusion has bee ..read more

On June 30, 2010, Mashable launched Social Media Day as a way to recognize and celebrate social media’s impact on global communication. In its short life, social media has redefined how people interact, communicate, and share with family, friends, and the world. Today, social media is the heart of global communication. Since 2006 Social Media Club has existed to host conversations around the globe that explore key issues facing our society as technologies transform the way we connect, communicate, collaborate and relate to each other. While every day is essentially Social Media Day in t ..read more

We want you to know that Social Media Club has been monitoring the coronavirus outbreak closely and its profound impact on our daily lives, and also our upcoming events. At this time, we are making the shift toward virtual events and putting all of our in-person events on hold until the outbreak is contained. To keep yourself and your community safe, the World Health Organization and the Centers for Disease Control recommend the following guidelines: Wash your hands frequently with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. If you are sick, stay home. Cover your cough o ..read more