Contact Nonprofit Thursdays here:
NonprofitsATCUYAHOGANEWS.NET.
TODAY
• “Take It To The
Streets: The Occupy Movement & Free Speech”: a discussion on movement-building and the
First Amendment.
WHEN: 7PM
WHEN: 7PM
WHERE: Max Wohl Civil Liberties Center
4506 Chester Ave, Cleveland 44103
WHO: The
Ohio ACLU, members
of the Occupy Movement,
and constitutional and criminal defense attorneys
ETC:
This event is free and open to the public. Free parking is available.
RSVP: call (216) 472-2220.
Reminder:
WHAT: Huntington
In-Kind Donation Open House
WHEN:
TODAY until 11AM
WHERE:
Commercial Works warehouse located at 4901 Johnston Parkway, Garfield
Heights, OH 44128
COMING EVENTS
WHAT: 11th Annual Telling Your Story: Nonprofits & The Media: “iPhone, iPad, iDon’t Know How to Connect with Our Organization’s Mobile Audience…”
Presented by Center for Community Solutions in Partnership with the Saint Luke’s Foundation.
WHEN:
Tuesday, November 15, 08:00 AM - 12:00
PM
WHERE:
Center for Families
and Children, 3955 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland
WHO:
Presenters: Christina
Klenotic, Vice President, Dix & Eaton; Ann Poston, Marketing
Manager, The Cleveland Orchestra. Panel of Northeast Ohio Media: Lee
Chilcote, Development News Editor,
Writer, Freshwater Cleveland; Rick
Jackson, Morning Edition Host,
Reporter, WCPN / WVIZ ideastream; Lila
Mills, Editor & Publisher,
Greater University Circle Neighborhood Voice; Karl
Turner, Deputy Metro Editor/Online,
The Plain Dealer
ETC: Registration
required ($50) - click here to register(Free parking in adjacent lot; first-come, first-served)
ANNOUNCEMENTS
CWRU’s Social Justice Institute launching pilot course for proposed new social justice minor
The Social Justice Institute
recently received approval to launch the pilot introductory core course for its
proposed Social Justice minor. The minor is under development by a multi-school
team of faculty.
The course, SJUS 100, will begin
in spring 2012 and will focus on three questions: What is social justice? Why
does social justice matter? What can be done?
It will encourage students to
think critically and expansively about the social world and the conditions of
humanity, providing a foundational exploration of social justice concepts,
issues and remedies. Students will develop the necessary analytical skills to
assess inequality and injustice and address historical and contemporary issues.
Faculty from different schools
and departments will be involved in the course.
For more information, contact
Shelley White at stw3@case.edu.
• • •
AWARDS
The National Black MBA
Association Cleveland Northeast Ohio chapter 2011 Awards:
• 2011
Corporate Partner of the Year: FirstEnergy Corp.
• 2011 R. Joyce Whitley Entrepreneur of the Year: Dr. Ellen Burts-Cooper,
Founder and Senior Managing Partner, Improve Consulting and Training Group,
Send
your Nonprofit Thursday info to:
Deadline
for consideration is Fridays at 3pm.
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