Kiva has used Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn not only to reach out to its community of users but also to address recent criticisms of its microlending system. Chelsa Bocci, Kiva’s director of community marketing, explains the organization’s social media strategy.
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Moria joined Devex's Washington bureau in September 2009 as an international development correspondent fellow. She is a communications specialist with a background in international development public relations, publishing, education and journalism. Moria has worked for Catholic Relief Services and, as a Peace Corps volunteer, lived in the Philippines for two years.
