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OCTOBER 4, 2022

The pink ribbon that has become the most widely recognized symbol of breast cancer awareness came about when a 68-year-old California woman named Charlotte Haley, whose sister, daughter, and granddaughter had breast cancer, created peach-colored ribbons to call attention to inadequate funding for breast cancer research. Nonprofits to support.

Cancer 52

Cancer Awareness Wyoming Teen 52

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

DECEMBER 7, 2012

And while I haven’t done an in-depth map of this space, I keep thinking that a network of intermediaries (people who teach skills, connect skilled volunteers, generate discussion — those data nerds ) is missing. (I I may be wrong, let me know in the comments). Why this resource? To create change, data must lead to action.

Data 101

Data Literacy Boston Charlotte 101

Museum 2.0

JUNE 25, 2007

The Levine Museum of the New South in Charlotte, NC, has presented a series of exhibitions, beginning with COURAGE , that marry provocative historical and cultural content with programmatic opportunities for community development. People don't need empowerment to make a difference; they need vehicles for action.

Model 26

Model Action Congo Museum 26

Have Fun - Do Good

APRIL 2, 2008

People like Charlotte Bunch at the Center for Women's Global Leadership, spoke first about women's rights being human rights. I think certainly one thing that, as the leader of an organization that has to raise every penny I give away, I do sometimes wish people would ask me about, "How can I contribute to the Global Fund for Women?

Global 44

Global Fund Interview United States 44