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Gen Z is redefining philanthropy with their activism and demand for transparency. Storytelling and impact metrics are crucial to attract this generation. In her recent article for Forbes, Eileen R. Heisman suggests that the philanthropic sector needs to prove to younger generations why giving matters while also adapting to broader perspectives of how wealth can be deployed. Derrick Feldmann is doing great work in this space, and I encourage you to check out his research as you chart your strategies for engaging the next generation of donors. #Philanthropy #GenZ #Impact #Adapt #StrategicImpact

Honored to have received this inspiring review by #JohnRothmann about my book exploring sources of #misunderstandingsacrosscultures in the age of #globalization. For those who might wish to explore the subject further, consider visiting PerceptionAndDeception.com

ACCEPTING MEMBERS for Spring workshops - *all offered by donation* Dream Workshop 10 weeks on Wednesday evenings starting March 20th. I advocate an agnostic processes of working with dreams (daydreams/synchronicities/imaginal content)- sitting in relationship to symbols & emotions they surface, amplifying and exploring them, without trying to “decide what they mean” or without dismissing them as nonsense or worthless. The Group-Group, 7 weeks, Wednesdays mid-day starting April 17th “Where people are now socially isolated, public homeplaces need to be consciously rebuilt.” ~ Watkins & Shulman Toward Psychoogies of Liberation Living Intentionally with Mortality 16 weeks, Tuesday evenings starting April 16th As death in the United States, has become an increasingly invisible and medicalized process our collective willingness, and ability to talk and listen about death and dying has atrophied, and is often left to specialists. I believe that it is everyone’s work to be able to talk about death and dying. For more information visit: https://lnkd.in/e24bqYRs

Our common commitment is to being a progressive, constructive, and charitable Christian voice that resources readers to love God, love neighbor, and invest in the hope that our world would be further characterized by justice and peace. Learn more about The Other Journal: https://lnkd.in/g-pTb8NX

If professional news journalism is under serious threat, arts coverage is shrinking to the point of extinction. Which means an indispensable part of the cultural ecosystem is fading away. And that is bad for the future of art and artists. I share Henry James’s belief that “art lives upon discussion, upon experiment, upon curiosity, upon variety of attempt, upon the exchange of views and the comparison of standpoints.” The Arts Fuse provides invaluable information, criticism, and dialogue. The rise of influencers, marketers, algorithms, and AI will only lead to more deadening homogenization. Here is your chance to support flesh and blood critics.

Meet SISTERS Stacia Jones and Stefany Dolan, Authors in Everyday Moments Book These two trailblazers are making an impact in the lives of non-profits and everyone who is served in local communities. Be sure to grab a copy of this book, Get your author copy with the link in comments. Book a time to speak with these ladies about how your non-profit can accelerate your visibility and make a significant impact in the world through becauseOne. #nonprofits #everdaymomentsbook #booklaunch #authorsoflinkedin #authors #everydayleaderschangetheworld #everydayleaders #sisters #family #impact #socialimpact

one of my short stories has been published in this anthology. https://lnkd.in/gncPzz3Z

This isn't a romanticized portrayal of aid work. It's a wake-up call, a necessary conversation about the challenges faced by those trying to help in the most desperate situations. But "Falling Night" isn't all darkness. Alan's journey showcases the strength and resilience it takes to persevere in the face of despair. While the faith aspect might not resonate with everyone, it adds a layer of depth to his character development. Call to Action: Have you read any books that challenge our perception of humanitarian work? Share your recommendations in the comments section of my blog! #humanitarianwork #globaldevelopment #nonprofit

Many of us were raised in a less-than-perfect family. We can become discouraged about the future when the past contains dysfunction and a lack of healthy relationships. No matter what kind of family you come from, you have the ability to create a family full of hope! Pre-order Dr. Albert L. Reyes' newest book, "Never Alone: The Power of Family to Inspire Hope" by visiting https://hubs.la/Q02tR1Vx0

The 10 Best-Read Articles in the Chronicle in 2023 https://bit.ly/3vjPDj4