Charities Can Now Have Their Own Pages on Google+
Nonprofits are finally getting their opportunity to create a presence on Google+, which until now has been only for individuals.
Follow The Chronicle's new Google+ page for examples of nonprofits that are creating pages on the network.
The Polar Bear Revolution Will Be Televised
An environmental group hopes its Web-cam project will move viewers to take action against climate change.
Podcast: Social Good
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The Power of Stories in Social Change
Mark Horvath, founder of InvisiblePeople.tv, discusses how nonprofits with few resources can use video and other tools to spread the word about their work and the people they...
- Listening to Donors on Facebook
- What Nonprofits Can Learn From Occupy Wall Street
Social Media
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Social-Media Success for Non-Sexy Causes
Notes and Resources from the January 26, 2012 Webinar
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Big Charities Gear Up to Use Social Media to Raise Money
- A Contest Raises a Charity’s Profile
Social Philanthropy
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Fundraising-Software Provider Blackbaud to Acquire Its Rival Convio
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An Alternative to .org? Say Hello to .ngo
A proposed .ngo domain could give nonprofits another way to show their legitimacy to online donors.
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Project Highlights Human Needs in Slums
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Solar Project for Health Clinics Wins Tech Award
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Halloween Appeal Taps Smartphones
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Recovering Names of Slaves in Virginia
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Medication Reminders Via Facebook
Expert Advice
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How Your Nonprofit Can Use Google+
Read the transcript of a live discussion about how your nonprofit can use the new social network to further its mission.
- How to Manage Technology Projects
- Crafting Social-Media Policies to Guide Employees
