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LGBTQ+ advocacy strategies to generate advocates year-round

EveryAction

Depending on the organization’s size and locality, there may be specific local issues or pieces of legislation that are most important for them to make supporters aware of. For example, a local nonprofit working on educational issues may raise awareness about specific school board policies with the aim of making them more inclusive.

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How The Nature Conservancy’s Work in the Cumberland Forest Supports Jobs & Climate Mitigation

Saleforce Nonprofit

One great example of the intricate connections of habitats, wildlife, and people is our Cumberland Forest Project , located where Kentucky, Tennessee, and Virginia meet in the Central Appalachian region of the eastern U.S. Development and unsustainable hunting led to local extinction of elk in 1855. © Steven David Johnson; July 2019.

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Keeping the Rich History of Virginia Preserved and Secure

Tech Soup

She was George Washington's mother, born in Lancaster County in Virginia's Northern Neck region. " The library contains thousands of published records, books, manuscripts, periodicals, and microfilms about the Northern Neck region of Virginia.

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Tech Local: New 501 Tech Clubs

NTEN

NTEN's local meet up groups have been popping up all across the US over the last few months. While each group has its own local flavor, most meet monthly to discuss nonprofit technology topics, learn from peers, and connect with the local nptech community. flickr: Eva the Weaver. Don't see your city on the list?

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November Cause Awareness: National Native American Heritage Month

Qgiv

Taking the time to acknowledge the Indigenous people that came before you is a valuable process, and it can help to reach out to local Indigenous communities to learn how you can honor the original inhabitants of your home. It’s also important to learn about the land you’re living on and who the original stewards of the land were or are.

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Guest Post: What Good Could Come After a No?

Twenty Hats

Susan has presented educational programs for local area nonprofits, statewide conferences, and national meetings. She joined the board of the Northern Virginia Association of Volunteer Administrators in 2021. She is an experienced meeting facilitator and trainer in nonprofit and volunteer management. Susan holds a B.S.

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Recognizing Client Success in 2021

Forum One

The digital storytelling approach powerfully illustrates all that NRDC has accomplished—from landmark legislation to practical changes that benefit the environment and local communities every day—to inspire audiences to support its work into the future and continue to grow its impact. I’m Determined.