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3 Musts for a Stand-Out Admissions Campaign This Year
Posted by Jennie Winton on July 6th, 2020
Posted in Blog, Independent Schools
Learn the three points of focus your school’s admissions campaign must have to be effective in 2020/21.
Nonprofits: It’s Time to Think Twice About Facebook
Posted by Rosie Powers on June 26th, 2020
Posted in Blog, Digital, Email Campaigns, Nonprofit Communications, Social Media
Perhaps you’re not in a position to move away from Facebook entirely – but there are ways to reduce your organization’s dependence on it.
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BLACK LIVES MATTER.
Posted by Zach Hochstadt on June 18th, 2020
Posted in Blog
Mission Minded as a company unequivocally stands alongside our allies in the social justice movement who are calling for systemic changes in policing, prison, education, immigration, and social services.
4 Resources to Help Shift the Narrative for Equity in Nonprofit Communications
Posted by Zach Hochstadt on June 17th, 2020
Posted in Blog, Nonprofit Communications, Storytelling
Nonprofits need to tell stories that begin with the aspiration of the individual, rather than the hurdles they face to help shift the narrative for equity.
Should You Publish a Statement of Solidarity, Support, and Action?
Posted by Zach Hochstadt on June 5th, 2020
Posted in Blog, Digital, Foundations, Independent Schools, Nonprofit Communications, Social Media
Your organization’s voice is important, because systemic racism has influenced and infiltrated every facet of life and work.
5 Reasons Your School Should Print a Viewbook This Year
Posted by Jennie Winton on May 28th, 2020
Posted in Blog, Independent Schools
With many people staying at home and unable to experience your campus, printed pieces that arrive via mail have greater impact.