Have Fun - Do Good
JANUARY 6, 2010
Below is my 5th annual list of favorite do-good books that I read in 2009, but this year I'm calling it my Have Fun Do Good Book list. I haven't made up my mind for sure about anything yet, but I appreciated his exploration of the issues. I'd love to hear what have fun do good books you enjoyed reading in 2009. I gotta say it.
Tech Soup
MARCH 17, 2014
He is an expert in the cognitive neuroscience field of ‘brain computer interface’ or thought controlled computing. When the letter flashes that the user wants to type, the software registers the jump in brain activity and types the corresponding letter. It’s basically typing with the mind.
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NTEN
OCTOBER 30, 2009
Nancy Schwartz has begun the roll-out of her excellent report on the best Nonprofit Taglines, 2009 edition, by announcing the winners. " "A mind is a terrible thing to taste." Open minds. So, as a bonus, here are two more: "Brains: they're what's for dinner." Big Graveyard." Open doors.
Have Fun - Do Good
MARCH 10, 2010
Last night I had dinner at Cafe Gratitude with Jennifer Lee , creator of the Right Brain Business Plan and Kimberly Wilson , the creator of the eco-fashion line, TranquiliT. She also sells a Right Brain Business Plan e-book. They're also two of my three co-collaborators on the creative women entrepreneurs retreat.
Beneblog: Technology Meets Society
JUNE 23, 2014
That’s what’s been on my mind lately. I have disruptive approaches to social innovation in mind, with an increasingly connected society where the cost of prototyping and deploying new products is extremely low, and where innovation is no longer the sole purview of well-funded for-profit corporations. 10X: ten times the impact.
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
AUGUST 15, 2009
Where Twestival Global focused all of its energy on one cause, on one day; Twestival Local, taking place the weekend of 10-13 September 2009, has the potential to impact hundreds of causes. I think too many times people are raising money without a specific objective in mind.
ASU Lodestar Center
MAY 3, 2016
Boards are the brain trusts of nonprofit organizations, responsible for providing leadership, oversight, expertise, guidance, accountability, vision, fundraising and an invaluable connection to community. posted by Joseph Garcia Director of Communication, ASU Morrison Institute Director, ASU Morrison Institute Latino Public Policy Center.
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