Say it costs $100 to provide a certain amount of day care services in New York City. Mayor Bloomberg’s Administration for Children’s Services will only pay $93.30. The official city policy appears to be structural underfunding of day care services—and possibly other nonprofit services as well. That means nonprofits will have to hunt for private funds in order to qualify for City day care grants or contracts.
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How Social Media Transformed a Nonprofit Medical Professional Society
This past summer, a media-studies graduate student helped the American Society of Nephrology—a professional organization of medical professionals who specialize in kidney disease—more fully embrace social media. Her experiences in planning, implementing, and tracking ASN’s rollout of its social media operation make for a handy road map for any type of nonprofit organization looking to deepen connections with members, donors, volunteers, and the public.
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How Social Media Transformed a Nonprofit Medical Professional Society
Organizations in the area of health care have special concerns when it comes to incorporating social media into their communications strategy. But entering the conversation on Twitter and Facebook helped the American Society of Nephrology reach out to groups previously inaccessible to the society, broadening its global community.
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President Obama Calls for a 9/11 National Day of Service
President Obama calls for a National Day of Service in commemoration of the tenth anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks. What does a day of service mean against the backdrop of 9/11—and the current context of a hard-to-end war in Afghanistan, a persistent economic recession that has 14 million Americans unemployed, and federal budget crises?