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How can we effectively integrate AI into education to prepare students for the future?What key competencies and character traits must education systems prioritize in a rapidly evolving technological landscape?This episode features Charles Fadel, founder of the Nonprofit Center for Curriculum Redesign and author of "Education for the Age of AI." Charles has taught at Harvard, MIT, Wharton, and the University of Pennsylvania, and has held executive roles at Cisco Systems. He brings a unique perspective from his extensive experience in both technology and education.Charles discusses the parallels between AI advancements and the early days of the internet, and the current state and future potential of AI in education. He provides an overview of his four-dimensional education model, which emphasizes knowledge, skills, character, and meta-learning, and underscores the importance of purpose, autonomy, and identity in motivating students.Charles also explores the necessity of balancing knowledge with skills and character development, highlighting the role of project-based learning in making education more relevant. He addresses the impact of university entrance exams on K-12 education and the need for modernized assessments, as well as the cultural and contextual differences in education systems globally. Furthermore, Charles delves into the importance of enabling students to apply knowledge across different contexts and disciplines, and how AI can aid in recognizing patterns and facilitating knowledge transfer.He discusses the evolution of traditional disciplines and the need for interconnected learning approaches, balancing didactic education with project-based learning for holistic development. Finally, Charles emphasizes the need for urgency in education reform and encourages educators and leaders to drive local change with a mindset of incremental improvements. Join us as we explore the future of education with Charles Fadel, delving into the integration of AI and the importance of a holistic, human-centric approach to learning.Join us as we explore the future of education with Charles Fadel, delving into the integration of AI and the importance of a holistic, human-centric approach to learning.Get in touch at hello@thelearningfuture.com; and find the transcript at our website www.thelearningfuture.com.

Meet Tina Barber.Tina has 15 years of comprehensive fundraising experience and has held leadershippositions in some well-known human service organizations including Habitat for Humanity, The United Way, The Free Library of Philadelphia Foundation, Esperanza, Inc., and Philabundance.She currently serves at the Director of Community Philanthropy at The Trevor Project. As a highly skilled individual giving strategist, Tina has been a key part of multi-million dollar capital campaign projects as well as boutique fundraising initiatives. In addition to her frontline experience, Tina has also served as a consulting Instructor at The Nonprofit Center at LaSalle University. Her expertise includes development and communications, annual giving, and special events management. She earned her BA in Political Science from Eastern University and her MPA in Public Administration from West Chester University She currently resides in West Deptford, NJ with her partner and two cats, Link & MajinBuu.Meet Erin Hall.Erin is a product marketing manager with Classy, an affiliate of GoFundMe and Public Benefit Corporation and giving platform that enables nonprofits to connect supporters with the causes they care about.Hall has been in the nonprofit space for over 20 years in a variety of roles across fundraising, events and marketing. She was the founder of Charitybuzz,  business she built over 12 years, crafting bespoke celebrity experiences to auction for causes like dinner with Hugh Jackman, coffee with Apple CEO, and Tim Cook. Prior to Classy she held roles at the American Red Cross and both Salesforce.org, where she worked with organizations like Gobal Citizen, charity:water and LGBT Center in New York City with their digital transformation.About GoodUnited: GoodUnited is a messaging automation tool for social media fundraising that uses conversational messaging, technology, and human insight to help nonprofits acquire and activate supporters, build meaningful relationships at scale, and grow revenue in social channels.For more information, visit our website at www.goodunited.io

Today's guest is making a reappearance on The Nonprofit Lab! Laura Otten, Ph.D., is the founder and Director of La Salle University's Master of Science in Nonprofit Leadership and a tenured member of La Salle's faculty. She was the Executive Director of La Salle's Nonprofit Center from 2001 through May 2021, and brings over 50 years of experience in the nonprofit sector. As you'll hear at the end, we actually weren't planning for our conversation to be an episode for The Nonprofit Lab. Laura is one of our key advisors for MatchNice, and I was recording this call to share with my co-founders, but as you'll hear at the end of the episode I thought her feedback was too good not to share. In this episode I run through a variety of status quo practices in the nonprofit sector we've uncovered in our journey of discovery so far and get Laura's feedback on each; as we came to find, every single one of these status quo practices boils down to the categories of having a scarcity mindset vs abundance mindset across things like: fundraising, partnerships, mission delivery, technology adoption, and so much more.

In September 2021, Sarah and Nancy recorded a live episode of the Nonprofit Radio Show with an audience of Idaho nonprofit leaders. They talk about maintaining morale, boards, fundraising, and more. Hear the voices of nonprofit executive directors as they ask what is most on their minds. Question to reflect on before you listen:What keeps you up at night? 

How are nonprofit and social sector organizations responding in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic? On our first episode, we interview Callan Brown, Program Director at the Nonprofit Center of NE Florida who shares innovative ways nonprofits are navigating the pandemic. We also hear from Brad Firchow, health communications specialist, who provides a framework for how to communicate during as crisis - and answers question we're all having about how to create safe and healthy workplaces. Learn more about this episode and more at www.commongooddata.com/podcast. Love this episode? Subscribe, rate, review, and share. The Common Good Hour is hosted by Drew Reynolds, Roger Suclupe, and Keri Revens. Produced by Common Good Data. ©2020 Common Good Data Consulting, LLC, All Rights Reserved.

“I’M A BLACK WOMAN WHO WRITES FOR BLACK WOMEN ABOUT BLACK WOMEN. PERIOD.” — Nikeshia Elise Williams Damien Lamar was compelled to speak more with this week’s guest who he originally met at a PB&J (Party Benefit & Jam) Jam Session at the Nonprofit Center of Northeast Florida a few weeks ago. There, Nikeshia Elise Williams presented her 20x20 slide and “spoke about the state of education and how despite decades of attempts at integration, schools are still segregated which has led specifically to the situation that Duval County School finds themselves in; with the fight over the half-cent sales tax, [and] the schools that it would benefit, and the political wrangling in the city over that issue.” She discussed the parallels of the education system in Chicago and feels the root cause are based on issues surrounded by race. “I feel like across the United States, teachers are taken for granted. They’re not protected. They don’t get paid well enough. They don’t get the credit for what they do (especially at the elementary or secondary level.) … We, as a nation need to take better care of our teachers because are literally taking care of our children.” About Nikeshia Elise Williams Nikesha Elise Williams is an Emmy award-winning news producer and author. She was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois, and attended The Florida State University where she graduated with a B.S. in Communication: Mass Media Studies and Honors English Creative Writing. Nikesha’s debut novel, Four Women, was awarded the 2018 Florida Authors and Publishers Association President’s Award in the category of Adult Contemporary/Literary Fiction. Four Women was also recognized by the National Association of Black Journalists as an Outstanding Literary Work. Nikesha is a full-time writer and writing coach and has freelanced for several publications including ESSENCE, Very Smart Brothas, and Shadow and Act. Both Four Women, The Appeal of Ebony Jones and Adulting are available on Nikesha Williams’ on Amazon. Visit her website, or follow her on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Google+ or contact her on good old-fashioned email. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tastetestlive/message

5/16/19 Jacob's Pillow Dance Battle 5/17-19/19 BerkChique Pop-up Fashion Fundraiser 5/18/19 Berkshire Gives Giving Drive 5/18-19/19 Healing Touch Level 1 5/18-19/19 Berkshire Concert Choir "Inspiration" 5/21/19 Nonprofit Center of the Berkshires Nonprofit Awards 5/30/19 Morningside Celebration Night Ongoing Services NAMI Berkshire County, The Support of Families Shapes Recovery

Shout-Out to the Nonprofit Center of the Berkshires for putting together this list of events.

Shout-Out to the Nonprofit Center of the Berkshires for putting together this list of events.

Shout-Out to the Nonprofit Center of the Berkshires for putting together this list of events.

Shout-Out to the Nonprofit Center of the Berkshires for putting together this list of events.

Shout-Out to the Nonprofit Center of the Berkshires for putting together this list of events.

"A client said that getting his diagnosis felt like being pushed out of an airplane without a parachute. InMotion provides a soft landing," says Ms. Schwartz. These guests discuss how no one has an excuse to be alone with their illness - the services they provide are completely free of charge. Operating for nearly four years, InMotion exists as possibly the only facility in the country where so many sources of support - exercise programs, education and healing arts - can be found in a single space. Discover how people feel embraced by this community and they return regularly for more. But not only are the clients happy, so are the staff members, with a 100% retention rate. The guests explain how classes are offered at four different levels so clients' abilities are catered to, without requiring instructors to teach to only a narrow range. Ages of those participating include 40s to 90s. What they can expect to achieve is some stabilization of the disease. Listen and learn as they describe how they are delivering on one of their core missions: helping people get through their day and maintain their quality of life. For further details, please visit: https://junescharf.wixsite.com/reaching-new-heights/blog/episode-18-inmotion-a-nonprofit-center-devoted-to-those-affected-by-parkinson-s-disease

Times-Union reporter Beth Reese Cravey talks with host Mark Woods about covering local nonprofits. Cravey's appearance on the podcast is timely. On Thursday, the Nonprofit Center of Northeast Florida gave her its Nonprofit Advocate Award.

Building your nonprofit board of directors is some of the most important work you should. A strong board can help lead an organization to success and create credibility within the community your serve. And no one knows this as well as Laura Otten, Ph.D. from the Nonprofit Center at La Salle University. In this episode Laura talks with us on […]

  Click here for the RADIO LINKS Click here to Promote your Service or Organization   He lectures around the world but now is here for you. From the latest in charity news, technology, fundraising and social networking, Ted Hart and his guests help you maneuver through this economic downturn in the charitable sector to greater levels of efficiency and fundraising success. PAGE 2 GUEST EXPERTS: Dottie Schindlinger, Vice President of E-governance at BoardEffect is a renowned expert on the impact of E-governance on the nonprofit sector.  She has worked in nonprofit capacity-building for over 15 years, first developing programs for the Pennsylvania Humanities Council and later certificate programs for The Nonprofit Center at La Salle University. Dottie was instrumental in developing BoardEffect®, a secure online portal and information management system for boards of directors. She is a frequent presenter -- nationally and internationally -- and writer on e-governance in the nonprofit sector.

Click here for the RADIO LINKS Click here for People to People Fundraising.org Click here to Promote your Service or Organization      He lectures around the world but now is here for you. From the latest in charity news, technology, fundraising and social networking, Ted Hart and his guests help you maneuver through this economic downturn in the charitable sector to greater levels of efficiency and fundraising success. PAGE 2 GUEST EXPERTS: Dottie Schindlinger, Vice President of E-governance at BoardEffect is a renowned expert on the impact of E-governance on the nonprofit sector.  She has worked in nonprofit capacity-building for over 15 years, first developing programs for the Pennsylvania Humanities Council and later certificate programs for The Nonprofit Center at La Salle University. Dottie was instrumental in developing BoardEffect®, a secure online portal and information management system for boards of directors. She is a frequent presenter -- nationally and internationally -- and writer on e-governance in the nonprofit sector.