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Making the world more accessible with web design

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It’s the idea that anyone in the world, regardless of location, language, disability, or platform, can participate or engage with something. Web accessibility is the idea that everyone can use all internet content, regardless of location, device, language, or ability. What are the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines?

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The Why and the How of Updating Your Nonprofit Bylaws

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Start by reviewing your bylaws. Bylaws are not guidelines, recommendations, or suggestions. Make reviewing and updating your bylaws something you do as a matter of routine every three years so you can ensure they’re current. Reviewing and updating your bylaws is not a long or difficult process but it is an important one.

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5 Places to Find Grants for Your Nonprofit for FREE!

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Look at who they’ve funded in the past by reviewing their IRS Form 990 (you can find these for free on www.Candid.org , formerly GuideStar.org) – this is always a revealing place to start. Also, don’t forget to review the funder’s grant guidelines , eligibility criteria, and Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) if they have a website.

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Get Cybersecurity Right for Your Low-Code/No-Code Projects

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Create a Security-First Mindset Low-coders are typically business users who may not have formal training in cybersecurity, This makes it imperative for them to receive instruction before creating applications that touch sensitive information. Here are five cybersecurity considerations as you prepare to join the low-code revolution.

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Online Privacy and Social Media: Nonprofits Live Recap

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Review privacy settings: Make a habit of reviewing and updating your privacy settings on the sites you frequent, as they are often subject to change. Review permission screens for apps : Find out what’s optional or required of apps, which have their own sets of terms of use.

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The Ultimate Guide to Google Ad Grants for Nonprofits: 2024 Edition

Nonprofit Tech for Good

If your organization operates in a different country, review the Google Ad Grants Eligibility Guidelines. ” 2) Wait for verification Most requests for a Google for Nonprofits account will be reviewed within 2-14 business days. Typically, the review process takes around 3 business days.

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Google Grant Application: A Nonprofit’s Guide to Applying

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Meeting these compliance guidelines will ensure you remain eligible for the program. Luckily, Google is super clear with the guidelines it expects you to meet. Select your preferred language and the country in which your nonprofit organization is based. Step 1) Meet the Google Ad Grant requirements. Submit your application.