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Forward Unto the Breach: Don’t Rest on Nonprofit Laurels

Bloomerang

the numbers of students you can enroll, patients for whom you have beds, ticket buyers for whom you have seats, etc.), There are ways to take the wonderful work you’re doing and expand your reach to teach more people, heal more people and enrich more people’s lives. You can take art to the schools or bring students to your art.

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Why Nonprofits Need to Make Project Management a Priority

Media Cause

We pivoted from in-person body alignment corrections and preparing for national tours and performances to ensuring all educators and students had the appropriate platforms and technology to just attend one class. the Artistic Director who established the creative arc for each performance. These changes did not happen overnight.

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Back to School: New Tech for the Classroom of the Future

Byte Technology

Imagine this scenario: instead of staring at a wall map of foreign lands, students can don some hi-tech headgear and be transported to those places in a 360-degree virtual world of images. —it makes sense that, finally, designers would begin to look past the frivolous and fun aspects of their gear and towards truly worthwhile applications.

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Will Your Nonprofit Cease to Exist? Here’s What You Can Do to Make Sure That Doesn’t Happen

Bloomerang

There are ways to take the wonderful work you’re doing and expand your reach to teach more people, heal more people, and enrich more lives. For example: If you work in the education sector , you could offer learning opportunities to non-enrolled students. Think about your movement, not the current moment in time. . Way more intense.

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Ally Shares Her Experience in Program

ASU Lodestar Center

I create dances, curriculums and spaces for people of color to understand their identity, passion and purpose — these are lessons others tried to teach me but failed because they were more concerned with the box I did not fit into than the freedom I can have outside the boundaries of that box. I am Black and Mexican and I am a creator.

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What’s Your Calling?

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

In 1992, I discovered the Internet, Well, and was hired by the New York Foundation of the Arts to be the Network Weaver for a network for artists, Arts Wire. In my interview, I shared that I didn’t know a modem from microwave, but that I had the passion and curiosity to learn and teach others.

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Hurricane Sandy Art Relief: An Interview with Elana Haviv

Have Fun - Do Good

CMCE creates academic and artistic programs to help children and youth understand and overcome violent world events. Elana designed The Telling History Project: Understanding the Past to Create the Future , a curriculum to teach students about human rights.