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Next Tuesday, June 15: Grad School Fair in NYC
Part of this is cross-posted from the Idealist.org blog. Want to pursue your passion and explore ways to further your social impact career? One way to do that might be to pursue a graduate degree. Come...
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This Weekend: Queens Art Express and Human Rights Films
I know, I know, it’s World Cup kickoff weekend! But in case you want a side of arts and culture with your fútbol, here are some things to check out: The second annual Queens Art Express, June 10 to...
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Accessible Art: Putting Pianos on the Streets and Keys in the Hands of the...
These two city-wide public art projects make me even more excited for summer: Play Me, I’m Yours: Sixty pianos have been placed in parks and streets across all five boroughs, just waiting for you to...
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Share Your Expertise: RISE Conference Proposals Due July 30
I learned about the RISE Conference, an annual event organized by a grassroots collective of social workers and activists, exactly a year ago when Joanna asked me to blog about it here. Intrigued by...
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Reach Queens Residents in Five Languages
We just got a letter in the mail about a free translation service offered to nonprofit organizations in Queens. Thanks to the Translation Program of the Asian/American Center of Queens College,...
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Bring Your Own Cause
This summer, the community development organization Community Lab has been running a series of happy hours in NYC around the theme of global development. The networking events, called Bring Your Own...
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Over 21,000 New York Nonprofits at Risk
Today on Idealist’s main blog, we issued a second warning about a new tax law that many nonprofits have apparently not caught wind of yet. Put Barber explains: New rules passed in 2006 require nearly...
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On Hiatus, and a Quick Shout-Out
You might have noticed that things have been quiet around here. We’re cooking up some new projects at Idealist’s NYC office and hope to be back soon. In the meantime, keep an eye on Idealist.org –...
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Idealist events in NYC this month
A prospective grad student speaks with an admissions professional at last year's NYC Idealist Grad Fair. Labor Day has come and gone, there’s a chill in the air, and our New York office is abuzz. Here...
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Come Potluck with Fellow Community Organizers
Part of this is recycled from my original post on Idealist.org. Community organizers may not have much free time, but they do need to eat. That’s the idea behind Dining Organizers, a program of the New...
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Come Potluck with Fellow Community Organizers
Part of this is recycled from my original post on Idealist.org. Community organizers may not have much free time, but they do need to eat. That’s the idea behind Dining Organizers, a program of the New...
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Come Potluck with Fellow Community Organizers
Part of this is recycled from my original post on Idealist.org. Community organizers may not have much free time, but they do need to eat. That’s the idea behind Dining Organizers, a program of the New...
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Come Potluck with Fellow Community Organizers
Part of this is recycled from my original post on Idealist.org. Community organizers may not have much free time, but they do need to eat. That’s the idea behind Dining Organizers, a program of the New...
View ArticleClik here to view.
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Come Potluck with Fellow Community Organizers
Part of this is recycled from my original post on Idealist.org. Community organizers may not have much free time, but they do need to eat. That’s the idea behind Dining Organizers, a program of the New...
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