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ImpactED
非盈利组织
Philadelphia,Pennsylvania 1,849 位关注者
ImpactED equips mission-driven organizations with critical skills and data to accelerate social change.
关于我们
ImpactED empowers leaders with critical skills and data to accelerate social change. Housed within the College of Liberal and Professional Studies at the University of Pennsylvania, we bridge the worlds of research and practice by applying rigorous and responsive evaluation methods and instructional design principles to meet client and community needs. We have a proven track record in helping organizations identify and meet their objectives. Our work equips social impact leaders with the knowledge, skills, and tools they need to increase personal and organizational effectiveness.
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https://web.sas.upenn.edu/impact-ed/
ImpactED的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 非盈利组织
- 规模
- 2-10 人
- 总部
- Philadelphia,Pennsylvania
- 类型
- 教育机构
- 领域
- Research、Evaluation、Leadership Development、Development、Instructional and Program Design、Meeting Facilitation和Measurement
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主要
3440 Market St
US,Pennsylvania,Philadelphia,19104
ImpactED员工
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Andrew Morrison
CEO | Advisor | Director | Founder | Investor
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Darlene Yaplee
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Patricia Arvanitis
Strategic Impact Consultant | Change Management and Implementation Advisor | Experienced CEO | Grant Strategy and Business Development | Analytical…
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Claire Robertson-Kraft
Founder & Executive Director at ImpactED
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DiverseForce on Board’s Cohort 14 attended their second virtual session on Strategic Planning last week with Program Instructor, Joe Moorman. During the session, participants explored and applied the key components of effective, equity-driven strategic planning. The “CAR” framework was centered in our discussions as a tool that can help ensure Clarity, Accountability, and Relevance are incorporated into the strategy work participants may engage in as board members. One participant shared, "I learned so much from this session and enjoyed talking to each of our guest panelists." During this session, the cohort connected with leaders and board members from three Greater Philadelphia nonprofit organizations to gain deeper insight into their strategic planning approaches. Huge shoutout to our guest organizations & panelists - Philadelphia Outward Bound School: Justin Ennis & Claire Robertson-Kraft Heights Philadelphia: Sean Vereen & Greg Anderson The Wilma Theater: Leigh Goldenberg & Jerry Goldberg We look forward to seeing everyone during our Finance & Accounting session in April! #diverseforceonboards #leadershipdevelopment #nonprofitboards #missiondriven #socialimpact #diversityandinclusion
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Nonprofits are rising to the challenge, finding innovative ways to sustain their missions despite federal funding shifts. From strengthening donor relationships to forging new partnerships, organizations are adapting and evolving to continue serving communities in need. This article from The Chronicle of Philanthropy explores creative fundraising strategies that can make a difference. Read more below! ??
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?? GRANT ALERT ?? Check out this grant opportunity from NBCUniversal! For any local nonprofits that focus on next generation storytellers, youth education and empowerment, & community engagement, the Local Impact Grant is now open through April 11th! For more information click here ??:
??New Grant Opportunity ?? Attention Delco nonprofits! The NBCUniversal Local Impact Grant applications are now open. They will award $2.5 million to nonprofit organizations in 11 NBC and Telemundo markets that are tackling everyday problems in the following areas: ??Next Generation Storytellers ??Youth Education and Empowerment ??Community Engagement Applications are open through Friday, April 11 ??Find out more: localimpactgrants.com
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Nonprofits provide impactful services to communities, but they also generate powerful ideas, research, and resources! By embracing the public domain, organizations can amplify their impact, reduce costs, and foster a culture of collaboration. This Nonprofit Quarterly article explores how nonprofits can rethink copyright, share knowledge, and take steps toward open access. Curious how your nonprofit can benefit? Check out this insightful read! ?? #Nonprofits #PublicDomain #Collaboration
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In times of uncertainty, trust and adaptability are more important than ever — especially for nonprofits. Join our friends at Spring Point Partners on March 31 for their next Virtual Learning Session: Moving at the Speed of Trust, a timely conversation with adrienne maree brown on how we can cultivate trust, accountability, and build resilience in our communities.?? ?? Don’t miss this chance to learn and grow together - Reserve your spot below! ??
In this moment of constant change, we continue to see the importance of our interconnectedness. ?? Join Spring Point Partners Monday, March 31st at 2 PM ET for a virtual Learning Session with adrienne maree brown (she/they)! We are thrilled to connect you with this visionary writer, activist, and facilitator who understands the power of emergence and the interconnectedness of all things. Together, we'll explore how to navigate this moment with curiosity, courage, and deep commitment to nurturing seeds of change. ?BE THERE! ?? https://lnkd.in/ehtcztvC
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???? A Must-See for Basketball & Documentary Fans! ???? Join our friends at WHYY & Philadelphia Youth Basketball on March 27 for a special screening of Independent Lens: HOME COURT! This compelling film follows Cambodian American rising basketball star Ashley Chea as she navigates college recruitment, injury, and triumph. There will also be refreshments and an engaging discussion moderated by WHYY’s Cherri Gregg! Don't miss this inspiring story of resilience and perseverance —check out the details here! ?? #HomeCourt #WHYY #PYB #WomensHistoryMonth
Have a young basketballer in your life? Join us for a free community screening of the new Independent Lens film HOME COURT with Philadelphia Youth Basketball and learn the story of Camdobian American basketball prodigy Ashley Chea! Enjoy refreshments and a post film discussion moderated by Studio 2's Cherri Gregg. Hope to see you there! whyy.org/events
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?? GRANT ALERT ?? Check out this grant opportunity from the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance! For any creative entrepreneurs serving the Greater Philadelphia area, the Creative Accelerator program provides grantees with small business consulting and $2,000 in critical financial resources to grow businesses and revenue. Applications are now open through May 23rd! For more information click here ??:
The Creative Entrepreneur Accelerator program is now open! This grant program provides creative entrepreneurs with small business consulting and $2,000 in critical financial resources to grow their business. Check your eligibility: https://lnkd.in/dgb-tTDT
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AI has huge potential for nonprofits—but it’s important to keep our communities in mind while exploring cross-sector collaboration. ?? What if we brought in academics, community leaders, artists, and ethical AI experts to shape technology that truly serves? ?? This Stanford Social Innovation Review article dives into how diverse partnerships can make AI more inclusive, ethical, and impactful. Read more below! ???
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Hopeworks' H.O.P.E. Summit is right around the corner! This event is designed to equip professionals with the skills, connections, and insights needed to thrive in their careers. With dynamic workshops on AI, cybersecurity, esports, robotics, design, and more, attendees will gain valuable knowledge and opportunities to grow. Registration closes tomorrow - Secure your spot below! ??
The H.O.P.E. Summit is more than just an event—it’s your chance to take the next step toward a successful career. Whether you're exploring new opportunities, building your skills, or making connections with industry pros, this is where it all starts! Date: March 21, 2025 Time: 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM Location: The Campbell's Company in Camden, NJ Explore dynamic, interactive workshops designed to inspire and empower your future, including: “Level Up Your Future: Unlocking Career Opportunities in Esports and Gaming” with David Bruno and Sean Dwyer from Camden County College - Cougar Esports "Learning About Robotics Using Turtlebots" with Professor Joe Oakes from Penn State Abington “Jump Ahead with Generative AI” with Brian Roberts from The Campbell's Company “Hack Your Way into a Cybersecurity Career!” with Brian Roberts from The Campbell's Company “Design Magic: How to use Canva” with Stephanie Waters and Jen Ropski from The Campbell's Company “Truist Life, Money, & Choices” with Linda A. Medley from Truist “How to Build your Network and Advance your Career on LinkedIn” with Shar Scott from LinkedIn Don’t wait— Registration is free and spots are filling up FAST! Lock in your spot now and take charge of your future! To register or see the full workshop list, visit our website: https://zurl.co/0n7ac.?
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