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Ask Amber: Using social media to advance your job hunt and career
By Amber Alarid, JVA Consulting Did you know that social media can be more than just a place to connect with friends? When used correctly, it can also help you advance your job hunt and your nonprofit career. Blogs can … Continue reading
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Low-cost ideas to prepare your nonprofit for 2012
By Amber Alarid, JVA Consulting While you might already feel overwhelmed with your personal New Year’s resolutions and goals for the year ahead, you shouldn’t feel overwhelmed when it comes to your nonprofit. With the help of JVA staff members … Continue reading
We are the 99 percent—nonprofits and the Occupy movement
By Sarah Hidey, JVA Consulting “We are the 99 percent. We are getting kicked out of our homes. We are forced to choose between groceries and rent. We are denied quality medical care. We are suffering from environmental pollution. We … Continue reading
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Tagged 1% movement, 99% movement, Albus Brooks, CNN, Councilman Albus Brooks, Denver, District 8, Economy, Facebook, JVA Consulting, Occupy Denver, Occupy WallStreet, Protest, Resource Generation, Sarah Hidey, Tumblr, twitter
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DJ’s offensive tweets have long-lasting effect
By Collin Lessing, JVA Marketing/Communications Coordinator Let me start off by saying I am big fan of NBA basketball. I love the athleticism and strategy involved in the game, and I appreciate the impact that NBA Cares and individual athletes … Continue reading
Crowdsourcing in Pepsi Refresh Project is a taste of things to come. Part II: The Debate
By Collin Lessing, JVA Marketing/Communications Coordinator and Ashley Kasprzak, JVA Vice President of Design and Innovation Ashley’s response to Collin’s March 19 blog post: I recently read Collin Lessing’s blog about the Pepsi Refresh Project. It reminded me of Chase … Continue reading
“Compassion boom” has Americans embracing public service
According to a recent article in Parade, there is a boom in compassion and public service is becoming a way of life for Americans. Parade surveyed more than 1,000 Americans and found that 94 percent believed it was important to … Continue reading
Change.org announces free online petition builder
An online petition tool recently launched by Change.org will give individuals and small nonprofit organizations a new way to connect with people who share their passion. The petition builder can be found on the Change.org Web site and is accompanied … Continue reading
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Ask Amber: How using social media can attract positive attention from current or prospective employers
By Amber Alarid, JVA Consulting I’m sure it’s safe to say that young professionals have heard all about how personal social media accounts can negatively impact one’s professional life, but social media has potential for good as well. When used … Continue reading →