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The Change Agent is a biannual magazine for adult educators and learners published by the New England Literacy Resource Center (NELRC) at World Education.
Love them or hate them, newsletters are often the communications vehicle of choice for nonprofit organizations.
We have long known at LNY that there are numerous benefits of volunteering.
Some providers in the LNY network have created programming that responds to specific community needs.
Good recipes are a road map to a desired outcome—they can be easy or hard. They can take practice and require tinkering.
This event--the cruciverbalist event of the season--is an important fundraiser for TLP, a Literacy New York affiliated non-profit organization, which provides literacy tutoring, free of charge, for over 100 adults in the community
Syracuse literacy advocate Ruth Johnson Colvin was named to the National Women's Hall of Fame in 1993 and awarded of the Presidential Medal of Freedom by former President George W. Bush in 2006.
How can we handle the never ending emails? From our dear friend Vu Le at Nonprofit Absolutely Festive. He always has an entertaining perspective!
We have all seen cities across the US scramble to show themselves off to Amazon. What city doesn’t want 50,000 jobs, right?
For years, consumers have been buying products online through the experience provided to them by big brands.
As a nonprofit leader, you should always be attempting to optimize your staff’s behavior so that you can maximize your impact while keeping your costs low.
Why does this have anything to do with me? You are probably wondering that, aren’t you?
There are dozens of articles out there on how to create a non-profit newsletter.
On behalf of LNY, Happy Holidays to our family—our providers, tutors, students, supporters and friends.
A recent New York Times article, How to Get Your Mind to Read, challenges long held theories about literacy education, calling for a change in literacy instruction.
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