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Read more about the new field coming to Lodestar! https://lnkd.in/gvV_3y9R and the players that are looking forward to playing on a home field, https://lnkd.in/gFPk4cCT

Living Labs are central to our work. They provide a space where neurodivergent individuals can come together to: Identify Challenges - We focus on the real issues faced by our community. Share Solutions - By exchanging ideas and experiences, we find practical ways to address these challenges. Build Community - We create a supportive environment where everyone’s voice is valued. What drives us is: Hope and Positivity - We believe in the power of neurodivergent individuals to create meaningful change. Collaboration - Together, we can develop solutions that truly reflect our experiences and needs. Real-World Impact - Our goal is to turn our insights into actionable steps that make a difference in everyday life. https://lnkd.in/edpBzFB7 By celebrating and embracing our unique perspectives, we can work towards a more inclusive and understanding world. Join us in this journey to uplift neurodivergent voices and create positive change! #Neurodiversity #CommunitySupport #LivingLabs

Change fatigue and burnout at the workplace sound familiar? How have you managed both? Join us in a workshop to learn and share your strategies!

This Nelson Mandela Day, give 67 minutes of your time for one day. What will you be doing? At Steed, we’re dedicated in making a difference. Join us in giving back and creating positive change. www.steed.co.za | +27 61 503 3573 #FinancialTips #CashFlowManagement #BusinessGrowth #InvoiceDiscounting #UnlockYourFunds #BusinessFinance #PurchaseOrderFunding #ExpandYourBusiness #TenderFinance #BusinessEmpowerment

As Reinvestment Fund has worked on improving access to healthy, fresh foods in underserved communities, we have devoted significant resources to understanding such access, particularly in low-income areas. Our Limited Supermarket Access (LSA) Analysis has guided decisions for over a decade, helping to identify inequitable food access and drive investments in areas that need them most. The Richmond Agrihood project highlights the ongoing challenges in equitable land use and community-driven food solutions. Research shows that tackling food insecurity requires support for innovative projects that go beyond the traditional supermarket. Despite strong community backing, the project was stalled, underscoring the need to reform local zoning codes to enable urban agriculture practices and address food access disparities. 🔗 @ https://lnkd.in/eS4GT5Yr

AMPT is excited to share that we are launching our AMPT Up Blog! Through this new tool on our website, you will be able to read exciting news, op-eds, interviews, and more from our staff! We are excited to launch with two pieces from AMPT Leadership! Read ángela m. munguía's "Love Letter to AMPT" & Ana Agarrat Abel's "What we are learning from the AMPT Nonprofit Convening" below! #AMPTUp #TheAMPTUpBlog #BlackNonprofit #LatineNonprofit #CapacityBuilding #ChicagoNonprofit

Thanks for the insights @justicefunders. Acknowledging the stolen native lands we are on, is the beginning of the beginning of a processs to imagine pathways to repair and rejuvenation. I think incoporating the payments to a Land Trust into overhead admin costs is an excellent idea and way to systematize and normalize the giving to land trusts in our work… as part of the beginning of the beginning.

Was great to get out of the office for a few hours to talk year 10 students about what we do in data and analytics and why it’s so much fun! Not surprisingly the majority of students hadn’t heard about data analytics as a job and hadn’t got any idea what we do. That’s why volunteering your time to do this is really important to help students become aware of new opportunities for their future careers #careergoals #dataanalytics #inspirethefuture

This document is a deep dive into Bicycle Collective's impact, programming, people, and finances for the past year. Producing the report is always a challenging yet gratifying process, because it allows our staff time to reflect back on the impact we have made in the communities we serve, the programming we have delivered, the bikes we have received as donations, and the smiles we have delivered to those most in need of a bicycle to help them get to work, school, or just get outside for a little exercise. Although the document looks back at the preceding year, it also helps us fine tune our focus on the future. What can we say about 2023 that hasn’t already been said? It was a big year of realizing long term dreams and goals, especially when we rolled open the doors in late November of our New Hub on 325 West and 900 South in Salt Lake City. As an organization, we still managed to maintain our measurable impacts across the state. No boring stuff in this report. We hope you will take a look and see what is possible when a collective group of passionate people join hands. https://lnkd.in/gnh-XsMs

These are 2 of the most experienced place-based change makers around. For those interested in how to enable communities to create change, come and hear Dame Julia and David in conversation