The Chronicle of Philanthropy
JUNE 28, 2024
From post-apocalyptic fiction to lessons on democracy, here are six books to add to your summer reading list. By Nandita Raghuram Illustration by The Chronicle From post-apocalyptic fiction to lessons on democracy, here are six books to add to your summer reading list.
NonProfit PRO
JUNE 28, 2024
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GrantNews
JUNE 28, 2024
Stroke Awareness can mean the difference between life and death. And, if you thought this was an issue reserved for the elderly, think again. Though it is MORE LIKELY to occur with people who are 65 and above, make no mistake about it: strokes can occur at ANY age! Stroke awareness – identifying the signs of stroke – and knowing what to do when someone is experiencing a stroke, is crucial to the potential life-saving response when this occurs.
Grant Professionals Association
JUNE 28, 2024
Where are you right now? At work? At home? Somewhere in between? Both? What is your posture as you read this? Are you sitting hunched and crumpled? Is your jaw tense? Do you feel hungry or tired? Are your thoughts circling? Have you been staring into blue light for hours? Have you asked yourself any of these questions today…or ever? Have you ever paid attention to the way your body feels throughout your work day?
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JUNE 28, 2024
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The Chronicle of Philanthropy
JUNE 28, 2024
By M.J. Prest Kresge Foundation Shamar Bibbins will succeed Lois DeBacker as managing director of Kresge’s environment program. Also, the Getty Foundation tapped a new associate director, and the Chicago philanthropist Ann Lurie has died.
Grant Professionals Association
JUNE 28, 2024
In the ever-changing profession of grant writing, staying on top of new trends and practices is critical for continued success. But our time can be limited, and deciding how best to spend it on professional development can be hard. This present blog piece provides tips on how best to tailor your selection of continuing education activities over the life course.
HSF House
JUNE 28, 2024
Solidarity in my community shines through during tough times. During COVID-19, we came together to prepare and distribute “cestas básicas” (basic food baskets) to help lower-income families. This ensured everyone had access to essential items despite the pandemic’s challenges. We also face issues like wildfires, and because it’s hard for fire trucks to reach our area, we work together to prevent and control fires.
HSF House
JUNE 28, 2024
As we were approaching the midway point of my research abroad, I thought I would do a little day in my life break down! I usually start the day early and prepare myself breakfast in my apartment kitchen and then go to the on-campus gym. Sometimes I do a bit of work on campus before coming home and then make lunch. The rest of the day I spend working on my research in the Computer Science Building.
HSF House
JUNE 28, 2024
Hello everyone! My second week at camp has been a wonderful roller coaster ride. This week, I learned that working with kids is both one of the most fun and hard jobs that someone could possibly do. With the plethora of emotions, experiences, interests, and dislikes of each camper, I have learned so much already about patience, joy, and frustration in the work environment.
HSF House
JUNE 28, 2024
Solidarity in my community looks like coming together with or without campers present for the greater good of everyone’s well-being. In between each summer camp session, we have a few days off called intersession. Last night we had a “Boggy Prom” This event was even covered in the Orlando Sentinal! This was an absolutely amazing time for all staff to come together and unwind and have tons of fun.
HSF House
JUNE 28, 2024
I think that because my experience and community are mainly centered around education, solidarity comes out uniquely. I see solidarity in my students in many ways, one of the most common being helping each other learn. It can be tough to keep up and stay on track with the class, so students often help each other in the way they can. I also see a lot of inclusion among my students.
HSF House
JUNE 28, 2024
Hi again!! I am writing this from the Dubrovnik airport…I get to Prague tonight! My time with Professor Metcalf and the other students in this program has been amazing. We went to Sarajevo, Bosnia for several days, which I greatly enjoyed! Some other international students from the Balkan region: Croatia, Serbia, North Macedonia, etc., were with us for the second part of the week during courses.
HSF House
JUNE 28, 2024
Hello everyone, Onyie here! Today I am going to walk you through a day in my life. As the clinic that I have been working at is located in Daytona Beach, the first step of my routine is relocating myself. Daytona Beach is about an hour from my house, so I drive to Daytona in the morning. Then, when I arrive at the clinic, I check in with the employees.
HSF House
JUNE 28, 2024
Through my time in working with Second Harvest, i’ve seen the ways the bank shows their solidarity with all those they work to aid. Theres never a distinction made to the identity of those who work for the bank and those they feed in Central Florida. In the photo I have attached is a chalkboard in the break room that breaks down who’s hungry in Central Florida, including: senior citizens, children, parents, families, the homeless, the disabled and someone you might know.
HSF House
JUNE 28, 2024
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HSF House
JUNE 28, 2024
Hello everyone! As I continue my journey here in Dublin, Ireland, I’ve been reflecting on the concept of solidarity within communities. This week’s blog post for the Global Scholars Program at Florida State University (FSU) focuses on what solidarity looks like in my community and the communal issues where it becomes most evident. In my research at University College Dublin (UCD), where I’m working on building a custom large language model (LLM) for digital forensics, solidarity is a cornerstone
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