Monthly Archives: January 2012

From The Atlantic: Legendary Israeli-American psychologist Daniel Kahneman is one of the most influential thinkers of our time.Via m.theatlantic.com

John Medina is the author hottest on my desk these days. I’ve been studying his work for some time. I just love how all-encompassing his work on the brain is.  It’s applicable everywhere you look. This blog talks about how … Continue reading →

Sometimes it seems the nonprofit board chairperson is the most important element in sustainability.Via http://www.missionenablers.com

What Can Nonprofits Learn from Robin Good, the Best Content Curator on the Planet?  Content curation is this thing you’re looking at now.  My Scoop.It pages are an example of content curation. Beth Kanter takes a look at how nonprofits … Continue reading →

A rich question emerges as libraries across the country begin to realize the potential of the digital book.  Should OverDrive sell itself to America’s public libraries? Any foundation angels care to help?Via librarycity.org

Two relatively recent news events have raised the issue of nonprofit organizations returning gifts to donors:Via michaelrosensays.wordpress.com

Wanting to give back to the community and get involved but don’t know where to start?Via http://www.onebigmovement.org

Why Open Source Needs Non Profits It’s expected that pretty soon we all will hear about the next big “tech” IPO, which will create a mass of instant millionaires and billionaires. And these newly rich will have made their fortunes, … Continue reading →

ATLANTA.40 million in donations announced today from the Bill Melinda Gates Foundation, His Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, president of the United Arab Emirates UAE, and the Childrens Investment Fund Foundation CIFF will enable a Carter…Via http://www.modernghana.com

A unified, integrated marketing and fundraising team that works in sync to build and support relationships with supporters and prospects.Via gettingattention.org