Communications

In February, the Chronicle of Philanthropy hosted a live chat titled, Pinterest for Nonprofits: Promoting Your Cause on the Fast-Growing Social Network. More than 1,700 people in the nonprofit [...]

If you are someone who cares about parks and open spaces you should head over to the Bay Area Open Space Council’s blog, where you can stay connected by subscribing to the RSS feed or email [...]

Dr. King demonstrated for us that well communicated ideas change the world.

Yesterday, a Yosemite National Park ranger pointed to the place where a conversation and an idea led to the preservation of Yosemite for all time.

Does everyone in your nonprofit know the answers to these five questions about your work?

Yesterday National Public Radio’s morning edition aired a story on the burgeoning microblogging platform Tumblr. Are nonprofits using Tumblr?

With more tools out there to help us create information graphics on the fly, data has never been more appealing. This article features a roundup of online articles and inspirational uses of [...]

Are you seeking to innovate the ways you communicate or deliver programs and services to achieve greater good? If so, I hope this collection of new resources can help your nonprofit organization [...]

Today I read a new post by blogger Amy Gahran on the News Leadership 3.0 blog of the Knight Digital Media Center (a project of the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism and the USC Annenberg [...]

Some nonprofit organizations that were early adopters of social media and others confused by the myriad options may not be using these tools to the best of their advantage. Using Facebook as an [...]