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Newark Museum

Essex County / Newark

The Newark Museum has teamed up with the Liberty Science Center to develop an electronic field trip that is offered by both institutions, and which connects to the Museum's Generation Fit initiative. The Generation Fit project supports First Lady Michelle Obama's "Let's Move" national initiative to raise a healthier generation of kids and has a number of partners in New Jersey including Rutgers University, Greater Newark Conservancy, and NJ Audubon Society.

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Dodge's Technical Assistance Initiative helps strengthen the infrastructure of non-profit organizations by offering high quality workshops to our grantees focusing on those issues they report concern them the most: leadership, organizational capacity building, board development, fundraising, communication strategies and assessment.

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Five Seeds of Wisdom from the Rutherford Community Teaching Garden May 16th, 2012 Donna Drewes, Sustainable Jersey

When the Rutherford Green Team dreamed up the radical plan to create a community garden in the overgrown, littered vacant lot along the railroad tracks, most people thought it was crazy. The neighbors feared the garden would attract loiterers and thieves. After over two years of hard work, that’s exactly what happened. Almost every day, people are loitering in the garden: members of the Scouts,...

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Taking Your Seat at the Table May 14th, 2012 Ann Marie Miller, Executive Director, Art Pride NJ Foundation

If you missed Arts Day in Trenton on Thursday, you missed a great opportunity to get inspired and prepared to advocate the arts in ways you may not have thought about before. Not only did ArtPride NJ honor two exceptional New Jersey legislators for their outstanding efforts on behalf of the state’s non-profit arts industry, but we all learned that being citizen activists on the local level ...

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