Experimenting with photography and social change
Nonprofit with Balls is my favorite workplace humor blog because, Vu, is able to capture the tone, spirit and love/hate relationship of working in the nonprofit sector. So when I saw his latest post about
Trickle-Down Community Engagement is a serious problem, and communities are getting exasperated. If we are to solve problems, we must stop thinking of communities as helpless children, and start trusting that people are the experts
I’m famous! The Chronicle of Philanthropy retweeted me and included my tweet (5th tweet from the bottom) in their Storify. Life is good! [View the story “The Social Nonprofit: How to Gain More Support From
Last year I made a lot of resolutions for this blog. And, now that 2014 has arrived, I’m faced with the dilemma of making new resolutions or continuing to work on the ones I made
Just a few links that caught my eye this week: An introspective editorial about New Jersey’s most overrated governor, Chris Christie, that detailed his political successes, as well as failures. The Marcus Graham Project presented
In an interview with Alexandra Zawia of the Hollywood Reporter in August 2012, Harry Belafonte, said, “And I think one of the great abuses of this modern time is that we should have had
http://youtu.be/Jd8_NicMUhM This summer, the first ever Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) in Philanthropy will be offered by the Learning by Giving Foundation. It will be comprised of six compact classes and complemented by interviews with