Chatter, laughter, and camaraderie. Elders sharing stories and teaching youth, youth dreamweaving and inspiring elders. Artists and activists, environmentalists and entrepreneurs, grassroots organizers and government officials. The robust aroma of freshly-brewed, fair-trade coffee. The vibrant colors of native wildflowers and wetland plants. As we transform the future, we’re transforming our physical space to embody our mission, vision and values. The new NEW Center will inspire our community, and bring us together to realize the just and thriving society we all want to live in. Learn more about the NEW Center Transformation and how you can support by visiting our website: https://lnkd.in/gjGxmWpt
NEW (Nonprofit Enterprise at Work)
非盈利组织
Ann Arbor,MI 2,854 位关注者
Transforming the future, together
关于我们
Nonprofit Enterprise at Work (NEW) is a 501(c)(3) capacity building center serving SE Michigan, with offices in Detroit and Ann Arbor. OUR MISSION NEW inspires and equips mission-driven people, organizations, and communities to realize their visions of a just and thriving society. OUR VISION Empowered leaders, flourishing nonprofits and vibrant communities. WHAT WE DO - Organizational Development Consulting - Back Office Services in Finance and Technology Support - Nonprofit Office & Gathering Space - Leadership Development & Learning Communities
- 网站
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https://www.new.org
NEW (Nonprofit Enterprise at Work)的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 非盈利组织
- 规模
- 11-50 人
- 总部
- Ann Arbor,MI
- 类型
- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 1993
- 领域
- capacity building、management support、board development、IT support、back office accounting、strategic planning、leadership development、meeting space、nonprofit consulting、fund development和evaluation and assessment
地点
NEW (Nonprofit Enterprise at Work)员工
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Judy Nimer Muhn (she/her), Ed.M., MA
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Yodit Mesfin Johnson
CEO | Social Impact Entrepreneur | Visionary-Strategist | Board Member | Podcaster | Speaker | Poet | Aspiring Book Author
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Ann Raechelle Agler
Office Manager at Legacy Land Conservancy
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Alok Sharma
Fractional Chief Information Officer | IT Management and Planning | Data-Driven Operational Improvement | Detroiter
动态
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We appreciate our colleague, Trista Harris of @Future Good for helping to prepare nonprofits and philanthropic organizations to navigate rapid societal change, strengthen civic engagement, protect against potential authoritarian threats, and ensure resilience through strategic planning and leader well-being.?Click the link below to watch/listen.
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Friends, join us in celebrating our two (2) year #workiversary with Emily, NEW’s Board Trustee. "This month we honor and uplift Emily Heintz, a true ray of light and a cornerstone of our Mission Circle and Strategy & Impact Subcircle. From the moment Emily joined the Strategy & Impact group, she exemplified a deep understanding of our collective vision and, more importantly, what it takes to bring it to life. Emily’s stewardship of our inaugural Strategy Symposium was exactly the kind of support we needed—rallying participants, engaging fellow Circle members, and ensuring our mission resonated with everyone she reached out to. Her passion for our work is infectious, her magnetic personality lights up every room, and her unmatched ability to weave depth with humor makes even the hardest challenges seem surmountable. On a personal note, Emily’s mentorship, unwavering support, and genuine encouragement have been an invaluable source of strength and inspiration for me. She lifts as she climbs, leaving an undeniable mark on every interaction we have. For all this and so much more, we are endlessly grateful. Thank you, Emily, for championing our mission with heart and authenticity. Your impact is profound, and today, we celebrate you with deep appreciation and joy. Happy 2nd workiversary on our Mission Circle! -- Yodit" If you’ve had the pleasure of working with Emily over the past two (2) years, please reach out and send her a kind note. We’re so glad to have you on the #bestteamever, Emily!
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Every day, the NEW team is hard at work alongside mission-driven leaders organizations across SE Michigan. But so much of our work happens outside the public eye, it’s hard to fully understand the impact of what we do. So we’re making a better effort at bringing the stories of our work to light. This is just one of many… For our friend Kallista Marie at Our Community Reads the vision of a future where Black children feel empowered and academically confident is worth striving towards. Since 2020, OCR has been creating safe spaces for Black children to be seen, valued, celebrated, and empowered. They host monthly spaces for girls (3rd through 8th grade) and boys (4th through 10th grade) that foster connection and provide mentorship. They offer workshops that create opportunities for self-awareness and create confidence. And they even provide opportunities for students to travel, letting them explore and discover their world in new ways. “Thank you so much Ms. K and your team for giving these girls this opportunity they will never forget. Love it. You rock.” - Queens Club Parent Since our time together, Kallista often reflects on the conversations she was part of. “They opened me up, challenged my perspective, and expanded my heart. It’s helped me be a more evolved person, a community member, a mom, all of the things.” “Kallista’s passion for literacy in particular with youth is contagious. She does a great job at connecting and collaborating with others in our Learning Communities. Even long after the programs have finished, she finds ways to still connect with other folks from other Learning Communities, such as Black Men Read. It was obvious that Kallista was not there to just learn for herself, but to nurture her sense of community and action, and other folks organizations. We feel so lucky to know Kallista and are honored to have her be a part of our community.” – Carly Friedrich In 2023-24, NEW brought another seventy-nine (79) of SE Michigan’s leaders through our learning communities. We're proud and grateful to work alongside Kallista and Our Community Reads in pursuit of our shared vision of a just and thriving society. Learn more about Our Community Reads and Kallista’s work by visiting https://lnkd.in/er7w2zJd
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Join us virtually on Wednesday, November 20 (11/20/24) from 12:00 pm - 1:30pm, as we continue this season of Centering Justice. "Be Still and Know": Deep Knowing to Fortify Us Amid the F*ckery “We are the ones we have been waiting for.” — June Jordan In the wake of the U.S. election, fear and uncertainty are real—but so is our collective strength. Join us on November 20, 2024, as we pause, ground ourselves, and ask: What do we know when we’re still? This interactive episode will reflect on how our communities show up for one another and how we can continue to do so. Together, we’ll: Take inventory of those we can count on. Identify what we can offer each other and our communities. Name our needs and prepare for what’s ahead. As systems fail, we stand strong. We are our own refuge—and we won’t fail each other. Join us. #CenteringJustice #DeepKnowing #CommunityCare #WeAreWhoWeNeed Register today! https://ow.ly/ENxE50U3nRz
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Nonprofit and social change leaders, the stakes are high following the recent U.S. election, and our work has never been more urgent. Fear, anger, and uncertainty are real—but so is the power of deep connection and collective action. On November 20th, join us as we hold space to reflect on how we can show up for each other, take stock of our resources and relationships, and fortify ourselves for what lies ahead. This is a moment to listen, rally, and act—because even when systems falter, our communities’ strength endures. Let’s step into this together. Register here: https://lnkd.in/eWhAASes #BeStillAndKnow #CommunityCare #CollectiveAction #CenteringJustice #PodcastEpisode #Solidarity #ElectionReflections #MutualAid
CEO | Social Impact Entrepreneur | Visionary-Strategist | Board Member | Podcaster | Speaker | Poet | Aspiring Book Author
“We are the ones we have been waiting for.” — June Jordan In the aftermath of the recent U.S. election, many of us --in the social sector especially-- are grappling with fear, anger, and uncertainty. Emotions that can spark action, but can just as easily leave us feeling stuck or overwhelmed. At Centering Justice, the podcast I host, we hold to one fundamental belief: we are who we need. Especially when it comes to caring for each other, our organizations and our communities. We also know that the pandemic and racial reckoning in recent years taught us alot that canz serve us now. On November 20, 2024, we’re creating a space to ground ourselves in this truth and explore what emerges when we are still and listening deeply. This episode is about facing hard truths together, but also about remembering the strength we find in each other. We will reflect on how communities have shown up in times of crisis—and how we can continue to do so now. Join us as we: ?? Take personal inventories of those we can count on. ?? Identify the offerings we can give and receive within our communities. ?? Name our needs and fortify ourselves for what lies ahead with collective care. This is not just a discussion. It’s a call to reconnect, to remember, and to act on what we know: that even when systems fail us, we will not fail each other. Be part of this communal dialogue. Together, we’ll transform fear into solidarity and silence into action. Link to register in the comments. #DeepListening #CommunityCare #CollectiveAction #CenteringJustice #PodcastEpisode #Solidarity #ElectionReflections #MutualAid
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Hey Folks! Have you applied yet for Road to Resilience?! Applications are open until December 2 (12/02/24)! Road to Resilience is your go-to spot to build the financial confidence you need to lead boldly. It’s especially for those of us who might be experts in our mission but feel a bit out of our element when it comes to the numbers. Together, we’ll get rooted in equity and abundance. Apply today! https://lnkd.in/ecvkh64P Learn more about the program: https://lnkd.in/ewGU39dp
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"Since 2020, I’ve had the privilege of writing a blog post around this time of year, sharing reflections on my role and work fundraising for NEW. And each year, I’ve taken time to reflect, found a central theme, and waxed poetic about my latest musings. And of course, it always contains an aligned call to action to donate and support NEW as we lovingly push the social sector to transform." Read Will Jones III full reflection here: https://lnkd.in/exfuuZjC
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Learn more about Road to Resilience and apply today! https://lnkd.in/ewGU39dp
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Save the date for January 20, 2025 (01/20/25), for Stay Woke —a day of grounding, inspiration, and community care for Southeast Michigan’s changemakers. Though some have attempted to weaponize the term “woke” in recent years, we’re here to reclaim it, standing firm in our commitment to the pursuit of racial and social justice. Through learning, practice, play, and rest, we'll come together to strengthen our bonds, share insights, and find joy in a community that shares our vision and values. Expect engaging discussions, interactive workshops, delicious food, and restorative moments designed to renew our spirits. This is a chance to get rooted in community, be inspired, and leave ready for the road ahead. Let’s come together for a day of solidarity and renewal! Stay tuned for more information!