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Virginia Howard joined NeighborWorks America's group
Virginia Howard joined NeighborWorks America's group
Ron Farmer is attending NeighborWorks America's event
Maurissa Stone is attending NeighborWorks America's event
Debbie Wise commented on NeighborWorks America's group 'Young Professionals: the Future of Community Development'
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It's AmeriCorps Week!
Read how NeighborWorks VISTAs are making a difference in their communities.
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Project LEAP (Leaders Emerging through Ability and Potential) is an opportunity for individuals with three or more years of professional experience in the nonprofit sector to strengthen their leadership skills. Participants engage in individual and group activities to assess and examine their leadership abilities. Classes include critical thinking and problem solving activities.
Participants develop a…
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The Princeton AlumniCorps Emerging Leaders professional development program is designed to help aspiring and emerging nonprofit leaders develop the leadership capabilities, management skills and confidence to advance their professional contribution and accelerate their careers in the nonprofit sector.…
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The soon to be release 2013 Nonprofit Employment Trends Survey asked nonprofits about the most popular method for accepting applications among organizations. The winner by a wide margin is the…
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By Nikki Perez
NeighborWorks America VISTA leader
The NeighborWorks VISTA Program was established in 2009 to increase the capacity of local NeighborWorks organizations by adding full-time VISTA members in critical areas, such community stabilization, resident engagement and others. The program helps organizations facing increased demand caused by the foreclosure crisis and reduced resources due to the recession. The program also helps attract and retain new and diverse talent…
Thanks. I just found this site and am looking forward to exploring and finding additional tools to help me serve my community more effectively.
Thank you very much! This is an amazing site, and I am browsing and reading!!!
Steven Crawford said… No I had not joined any groups, But I will search that out and join into
some of the talks about support poorer communities. I am the founder of 501 c3
charity. Just starting out. But our goal is to build indoor farms to grow fish, fruits and vegetables in one system. The food will be sold to local businesses and the money uses to increase support to needy communities. Along with healthy organic food. Still searching for land to rent or donated for the project. All donation all tax deductible for full market value. We want to change the lives for the better of many youths and families
Greetings and thank you for welcoming me. I look forward to participating in discussions and all the site has to offer. In addition, I will encourage other leaders to community leaders to join.
Aaron Leonard said… Thank you for this great opportunity to be apart of NeighborWorks America family.
Lisa Armstrong said… Hi everyone! I am so excited to be part of this community. Learning so much about working together in community in this wonderful age. A non-profit group I'm connected with is developing a new community garden across from an elementary school, a food guide for my area of Arkansas, and several other projects. I am looking forward to getting to know you and your projects, too!
Karen B. Brooks said…
Katherine Wimbley Yates said… Thank you. I will look around on the site to review groups and interesting opportunities to get involved and to leverage my skills, networking, and business relationships. Talk to you soon!
Katherine W. Yates
Job Development & Marketing Manager
The Division of Professional & Continuing Studies @ Sojourner-Douglass College
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