Posts Tagged ‘ Chronicle of Philanthropy ’
Nov. 4th Update: A submission based on the t.v. show 30 Rock won the competition, with prize money to benefit Quality Services for the Autism Community, a New York nonprofit. Read more here: The entry was submitted by Joe Moran, assistant director of multimedia development at the autism group, who created a video showing how [ READ MORE ]
This Thursday, October 8th at noon ET, Idealist.org will partner with the Chronicle of Philanthropy for an online chat on Breaking into the Sector. An intensely competitive job market is making it harder than ever for recent graduates and established business professionals to break into careers in the nonprofit world. What can you do to [ READ MORE ]
Alan Solomont, Chair of the board of the Corporation for National and Community Service, has been nominated to serve as the United States Ambassador to Spain and Andorra. [ READ MORE ]
This post was contributed by Put Barber, Idealist’s Senior Researcher. The Chronicle of Philanthropy reported today that Timothy Shriver, director of the Special Olympics (and son of Sargeant and Eunice Kennedy Shriver) has proposed that the new Administration create a Federal Department of Development and Service. “Today, there’s no national voice inviting Americans to serve [ READ MORE ]
With record numbers of first-time voters and young people backing Obama's presidency, perhaps a new generation of government workers will not be so hard to recruit after all. With Baby Boomers retiring in droves over the next decade, fears have been widespread in public and nonprofit sectors that the United States will face a leadership shortage[ READ MORE ]
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