Recently, Pages started automatically transitioning to Facebook's New Pages Experience. What questions do you have on this change for your government social media Pages? 

Get answers directly from members of Meta's Government Team in this free, 1-hour webinar webinar specifically designed for government social media professionals. This webinar will not be recorded, so join us live for “Navigating Facebook's New Pages Experience and Q&A with Meta’s Gov’t Team” happening at 10 a.m. PT / 1 p.m. ET Wednesday, February 23, 2022 by registering now.

Have any specific questions you’d like to discuss? We invite you to help guide the conversation by submitting any questions you might have in the question box during registration, and Meta’s Government Team will start by answering common inquiries, then head to an open Q&A format where they’ll take questions live.

Learn more about the speakers from Meta’s Team:

Carlin Daharsh works on Meta’s, formerly known as Facebook’s, Politics and Government Outreach Team where she supports local elected officials, political candidates, advocacy groups, and government agencies build their presence on Facebook, Instagram, and their family of applications. In her role, Carlin works closely with local emergency management agencies, county elections offices, and public health departments to foster community engagement, respond to crisis, and ensure the integrity of local elections. Prior to Facebook, Carlin has dedicated her professional career to working in the state and local government space, most recently at the National League of Cities and for the Nebraska State Legislature.

Mitchell Lenneville is a member of Meta’s Politics and Government Outreach Team. He is a graduate of American University’s School of Public Affairs where he participated in the Politics, Policy and Law Scholar program and the Campaign Management Institute. He is also a Truman Scholar who previously worked in campaigns, Congress, and at the Department of Justice.

Liza-Bart Dolan is on Facebook’s Politics and Government Outreach team in Washington, D.C., ensuring that members of Congress and federal candidates use Facebook and Instagram to the best of their abilities in an ever-changing digital world. Prior to joining Facebook, she worked on Capitol Hill for Rep. Scott Taylor and the Mercatus Center during her time in the Koch Associate Program.

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