As we approach summer, join your Seattle Jewish community at these Federation offerings throughout the month of June. To learn more and register for these events and others, visit https://lnkd.in/gMdJdjzy
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Did you know? In 2022, Southeast Ohio’s nonprofit arts and culture industry generated $24,677,808 in economic activity and supported 452 jobs, according to the newly released Arts & Economic Prosperity 6 (AEP6), an economic and social impact study conducted by Americans for the Arts and Buckeye Hills Regional Council, with support from the Ohio Arts Council Ohio Arts Council and U.S. Economic Development Administration. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/gMFi5Dce
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Building prosperous and healthy communities is this year's theme for Hispanic Heritage Month according to the U.S. Department of Education. Learn more about the action focus for each week. https://buff.ly/3dZv1DS
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A must-attend for those in and around land use/planning, development, transport and sustainability in RI, and it only happens every other year:
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Always a high impact event where powerful partnerships and collaborations are born. If you love your community and want to make it better, come to the Summit, Friday, May 3 at the Rhode Island Convention Center. More here - https://lnkd.in/ewGg8qkX
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Building prosperous and healthy communities is this year's theme for Hispanic Heritage Month according to the U.S. Department of Education. Learn more about the action focus for each week. https://bit.ly/3OWUSfN
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Building prosperous and healthy communities is this year's theme for Hispanic Heritage Month according to the U.S. Department of Education. Learn more about the action focus for each week. https://bit.ly/3OWUSfN
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This week is an important beginning of idealistic views of who we are as a people. Wednesday is the celebration of the same date in 1865 when the last slaves were freed in Galveston, Texas. The potential idealism that fueled some during that moment as they headed into a new territory of freedom is overwhelming to imagine. Their dreams of freedom went from feeling like a fantasy to a possibility. And in just over two weeks, we will be celebrating the freedom and independence of our country from another power of dominance and oppression. Back then, there were sets of ideals and principles of a free nation that the founding Americans were willing to die for. But there are similarities in both instances. The days we mark as June 19th and July 4th are worth celebrating, but upon reflection, they also generate a reflection of all the action that was required then and is required now. At a team meeting this morning, there was an interesting ice breaker. Would you rather meet your great, great grandparents or your great, great grandchildren. Put into the context of these next two dates of celebration, I am not sure what would be more enlightening; bringing my great, great grandparents to now or my great, great grandchildren. What would they think of where we are, and the progress we have (and haven't made)? While there will be reminders of the divisiveness over the next two weeks, I plan to reflect with my family and three kids on all that has been accomplished. I plan to re-teach the ideals of what can be for all of us when we care about our fellow citizens and believe in the better world ahead of us. Happy Juneteenth Week, everyone.
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Universities can make significant improvements to the economic health and personal wellbeing of their community. It’s exciting to see University of Virginia President Jim Ryan’s commitment to this work bearing fruit in Charlottesville! Partnering with nonprofits with established relationships in the community allows anchor institutions like UVA to deliver support where it’s most needed, coordinate to avoid duplication of efforts, and invest in long-term projects that encourage sustained growth. Has your nonprofit benefited from a ‘town to gown’ partnership? What lessons can you share here to help others thrive?
CNE's Executive Director, Cristine Nardi, participated in a panel last week as part of UVA's Democracy360. The topic of the panel was the "President’s Council on UVA-Community Partnerships: Anchor Institutions as Civic Participants". Together, they spoke about the importance of UVA's work in the community including with local organizations like CNE. She is seen pictured here alongside UVA's President Jim Ryan and other panelists. Read more about the event: https://buff.ly/3QcdeJ0
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🎆🇺🇸 Happy 4th of July and Happy UK General Election Day! 🇬🇧 Today, as we celebrate the birth of our nation and the freedoms we cherish, and as our friends in the UK exercise their democratic rights, let's reflect on the significance of freedom and the ongoing fight against human trafficking. Human trafficking is a modern-day form of slavery, exploiting vulnerable individuals through force, fraud, or coercion. It's a stark reminder that the fight for freedom is ongoing. Whether in the US, the UK, or anywhere in the world, freedom and democracy must be protected and extended to all. This 4th of July and UK General Election Day, let’s honor the spirit of independence and democracy by committing to actions that help end human trafficking: 🔹 Educate ourselves and others about the signs of trafficking. 🔹 Support organizations working tirelessly to rescue and rehabilitate victims. 🔹 Advocate for stronger laws and policies to combat trafficking. Freedom is not just a right—it's a responsibility. Let's use our voices and resources to ensure that everyone can experience the liberty and justice that define our nations. Happy Independence Day and Election Day! Let's work together to make freedom a reality for all. 🎇🗽🗳️ #IndependenceDay #FourthOfJuly #ElectionDay #FreedomForAll #EndHumanTrafficking #LibertyAndJustice #Democracy
Happy 4th of July - don’t take freedom for granted many don’t have it! https://lnkd.in/eNkaNRsY
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Certainly! When addressing "OUR" LinkedIn collective, it's important to emphasize the sense of community and shared experience. Here's a revised message that highlights our collective resilience and unity: --- **Community Alert: Weather Update for Our LinkedIn Network** Dear colleagues and friends, We have weathered the storm together! The Hong Kong Observatory has responsibly downgraded the rainstorm warning from red to amber. This change comes after proactive measures were taken in anticipation of what could have been the highest black rainstorm alert. In the face of adversity, our community's strength shone brightly. A special mention to the police force in Sai Kung, who exemplified dedication and courage by rescuing 15 hikers trapped along the trails. Their safety is a testament to our collective commitment to looking out for one another. Let's continue to stand united and support each other through all kinds of weather. Our collective spirit is not just useful but beautiful, and it's this bond that makes us stronger. Stay connected, stay resilient. --- This message is crafted to resonate with the spirit of unity and collective support within our LinkedIn network. It's a reminder that together, we can face challenges and emerge stronger. Feel free to share this with our network to spread positivity and encouragement. 💼🤝
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Uncover the nuanced legacy of the 'Churches of the Advent' in the United States, and gain insights into the beautiful and diverse expressions of our faith scattered throughout this country. Read about it here: https://lnkd.in/exNpYJkU
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