The Pennsylvania Humanities Council has entered in partnership with the Pennsylvania Cultural Data Project (CDP), the first on-line management tool designed to strengthen arts and cultural organizations.
Starting in July 2011, Small Grant and Large Grant applicants will be required to participate in CDP. If you have any questions about this, please contact Virginia Fahey at vfahey@pahumanities.org;
Participating in this project also offers:
Volunteers of America do 15 days of fund raising video spots.
Mashable shares how to create a successful video.
TechSoup Global will kick off their annual Online Digital Storytelling Challenge January 13, 2011. Last year, over 100 organizations participated, with top submissions earning prizes from Flip Video, Adobe, Flickr, and GoldMail.
The goal of the project is ”to help nonprofits think creatively about using technology to fulfill their missions, without having a fear of technology and by learning a new skill with an element of fun,” says Susan Tenby, Director, Online Community and Social Media Team, TechSoup Global.
The event has an educational component and leaves participants with marketing materials they can continue to use to support their fundraising, online presence, and marketing efforts.
Organizations are given several weeks to create a 60 second video or photo submission, showcasing their mission and work. No production or storytelling experience is necessary. Leading up to event, TechSoup will provide free webinars on tools and strategies for creating your digital story, featuring leading nonprofit, media, and communications experts. Organizations will also be able to share resources and participate using the #TSDigs tag across social media channels, such as Delicious.com, Twitter, Flickr, and YouTube. Learn more!
The ALA Washington Office is participating in the Google Policy Fellowship program for the summer of 2011. Google Policy Fellows work in diverse areas of information policy that include broadband, net neutrality, free expression, open access to information, domestic and international copyright policy, online privacy, and open government. Read the District Dispatch post here. The deadline for applications is January 17, 2011. Selected students will spend ten weeks this summer working at a diverse range of organizations.
Check out this recorded webinar ”Rural Libraries Beefing Up the Funds” from ALA
Learn about planning grants, community facilities and broadband grants and the application process.
Webinar will assist rural libraries with pursuing funding opportunities from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). The presenters will discuss the three USDA programs with funds available for rural libraries – the Distance Learning and Telemedicine program, the Communities Facility program and the Community Connect program.
DATE: October 29 at 2:00pm
MORE INFO and REGISTRATION note: (The webinar registration site may not have correct USDA definition of rural for these programs–please call your local USDA regional office for more info).
Winning Government Grants (Philanthropy Today)
live online discussion about the best ways to secure government grants and cultivate lasting relationships with government officials.
Tuesday, October 12 12pm
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Nonprofit 911 offers free webinars on nonprofit marketing and online fundraising. It is supported by Network for Good and its guest speakers. Register for upcoming webinars or access recordings of archived webinars.
FORUMS/WORKSHOPS
Meeting of the Minds: How to Use Brain Science to Market Your Cause (sponsored by Nonprofit 911)
Listen to the recording of the August 11th webinar.
‘Show Me the Money’ Grant Workshop
DATE: Monday September 20 to Friday, September 24, 2010
COST: $535 (early bird); $585 (after September 3, 2010)
MORE INFO: For more information and to register, call (717) 248-4901
or email cpartnerships@cpartnerships.com.
Technology Leadership Academy online training
The Nonprofit Technology Network (NTEN), with support from Microsoft, is offering a 9-week online Technology Leadership Academy training program and will select 100 participants from 50 nonprofit organizations.
AWARD: FREE (100 participants will be selected)
DEADLINE: July 30, 2010
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