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43% Of Nonprofits Plan To Hire In 2012: Where To Find These Jobs

Posted 03.28.2012

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Job prospects look good for those trying to break into the nonprofit industry. According to a recent survey released by Nonprofit HR Solutions, 43...

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Stronger Together: All for Good Joins Points of Light Institute

Jonathan Greenblatt | Posted 05.25.2011

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Jonathan Greenblatt

Since nonprofits exist to solve problems rather than build bureaucracies, the notion of consolidation to cement our gains and improve our efficiencies seemed like a worthwhile option.

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Recruiting Talent Like an Idealist

George Weiner | Posted 05.25.2011

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George Weiner

By collectively using Idealist.org not-for-profit's create a Teach For America atmosphere, where an abundance of talented graduates can find the jobs that will shape their careers.

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Memo to Our Parents: We Do Care

Naomi Hirabayashi | Posted 05.25.2011

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Naomi Hirabayashi

Our social action is unrecognizable to older generations. They wonder why we spend so much time online, join Facebook groups, and tweet our lives away.

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