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The Relevance of Revolutions

Advocacy , Civic Engagement , Civility , Democracy , Diana , International , Revolution , Voice 1 Comment »

History is unfolding before our eyes in the Middle East and North Africa as millions of courageous men and women risk – and sacrifice – their lives for freedom. How might the nonprofit and philanthropic community support their transition to more representative forms of government? Find out in Diana’s blog.

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Leading & Serving

Civility , Diana , Diversity , Leadership 3 Comment s »

Who pops into your mind when someone talks about transformational leadership?  Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.? Nelson Mandela? Rachel Carson? Dorothea Dix?  People like these have etched themselves forever in our minds for their unswerving revolve to help those less fortunate and their tenacious pursuit of a more decent world.  Read Diana’s blog on how we might grow sector leaders at every level -- a task that’s fundamental to our success and our ability to create strong, diverse, and effective communities. 

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Reflections on Atlanta 2010

Advocacy , Annual Conference , Civility , Diana , Incivility

About two weeks ago, some 900 people joined us in Atlanta for our Annual Conference. Elements from our discussion on “American Democracy at a Crossroads” arose again this past weekend during Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert’s “Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear.” Read more in Diana’s blog …

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Polling Place: Nonprofits in November’s Election

Civility , Diana , Elections No Comments »

On November 2, Americans will cast their votes on where the country stands, where it is headed, and who should take us there. Elections are an opportunity for our sector to amplify its voice within our communities and help inform candidates from all parties on how to strengthen the social safety net and build a more vibrant society. How can your organization make its voice heard?

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President Carter’s Malaise Speech -- What it Means Today

Civility , Diana , Government , Partisanship , Public Square No Comments »

In his famous “Malaise speech,” President Carter addressed people’s frustration with government’s inability to solve everyday problems. He asked what we can do to improve government effectiveness -- a question that resonates with many today. IS President and CEO Diana Aviv examines how, both individually and collectively, we can shape a brighter tomorrow.

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