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[Book Interview] Nonprofit Example of Social Media Excellence: Women for Women International

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Definitely the e-newsletter; our first e-newsletter in 2008 resulted in hundreds of responses and donations, though we have seen some donation activity on Facebook through special source codes tied to campaigns. Did you experience resistance from higher ups in the organization initially utilizing about social media, or were they supportive?

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Announcing… 31 New Favorite Nonprofits for 2013!

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These issues and the nonprofits listed below will be at the forefront of my activism this year as well as the recipients of 10% of my webinar income (more than $10,000 donated thus far!): 10×10 is global action campaign with a film as its centerpiece.Their message is simply this: Educate girls and you can change the world.

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13 Women Changing the World

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GPI (formerly the Press Institute for Women in the Developing World) uses journalism as a development tool to educate, employ and empower women, who produce high-quality local news coverage that elevates global awareness and ignites social change. They fund programs that foster good health, education, and economic self?sufficiency

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Solutionary Women: Heddy Nam

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Since then, the network has grown to include hundreds of members residing in the UK, Rwanda, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Burundi, China, and Canada. American youth luckily have many options in terms of organizations within which to be active in. The first step is to get educated. Use your voice!

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The Global Fund for Women: An Interview with Kavita Ramdas

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To me, that sort of sums up something very special about the way in which we try to make these resources accessible to women-led initiatives that are often some of the most creative that we are seeing on issues ranging from the environment, to health, to education, to building peace and sustainable communities around the world.

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