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The Diversity Question in the Arts Blogosphere

Museum 2.0

Admittedly, many of these posts exist in a bubble of inter-referencing (which I am only exacerbating with this post): Clay Lord weighs in on the data about audience representation in Bay Area theater, and the ways that a majority culture can oppress its own value systems on others.

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Confessions from a Donor: I Didn’t Donate for 10 Years, but Now I’m a Sustainer.

Connection Cafe

Even though I get my news every morning from the great Morning Editions hosts, Steve Inskeep, Renee Montagne and David Greene and spend my days listening to This American Life, Wait Wait Don’t Tell Me and TED Radio hour, it’s never really crossed my mind to donate. It was created with one demographic in mind: Millennials.

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New Tax Law: Understanding the Impacts on Charities and Giving

ASU Lodestar Center

With change in tax laws that can influence philanthropy comes an impact to individuals, charities and communities. Wealthy donors tend to give more to larger nonprofits such as universities, hospitals, and arts and cultural groups. The Pease Amendment, which limited overall itemized deductions, is now repealed. Key changes.

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Notes from Craigslist Foundation Nonprofit Boot Camp

Have Fun - Do Good

The target audience is the people who can influence your campaign target. The next session I went to was Building the Local Green Economy presented by Kevin Danaher, co-founder of Global Exchange. He also listed the following Green Economy Trends that are also available here : 1. Target your audience(s). Frame the issue.