Lessons Learned from the Local News Lab
Sharing what we’ve learned from our experiments in revenue and community engagement for local news. For the last 18 months the Local News Lab has…
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New President and CEO, Samra Haider, to Lead the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation Towards Vision of a Just and Equitable New Jersey
The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation is pleased to announce that Samra Haider has been appointed as its new President and Chief Executive Officer.
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Rising Tide Capital (RTC), a prominent New Jersey-based entrepreneurship training organization, has received a transformative three-year, $1.5 million grant from the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation to catalyze the nonprofit’s programmatic expansion in Trenton and throughout New Jersey.
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In this piece, we will examine issues related to housing justice and affordable housing initiatives, while also highlighting organizations who dedicate their work to advocating for these issues.
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Creating a Learning Community for New Jersey Corporate Funders
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Fighting for the Arts on Capitol Hill
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Arts Ed Now: The Every Student Succeeds Act of 2015 and what it means for Arts Education
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Where Does an 800-pound Gorilla Walk?
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6 Lessons Learned in 6 Months of News Voices: New Jersey
Engagement is a big buzzword in journalism today. News outlets across the U.S. are hiring “engagement editors,” employers encourage journalists to interact with readers online…
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Reflecting on “What’s Next?” in Local Sandy Recovery
In the three years since the establishment of New Jersey Future’s local recovery planning manager (LRPM) program, three LRPMs have been embedded in six New…
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Leading New Jersey Towns to be Better Stewards of Our Waters
Clean Ocean Action and Sustainable Jersey work together People power. It is often the solution to the most vexing of challenges. New Jersey’s degraded…
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5 Ways to Open the Door to Creativity and Collaboration in 2016
This month marks International Creativity Month, where creative communities, people and organizations all around the world celebrate the ingenuity of human imagination. Reflecting on…
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A Playbook for Funders
This week, a major new resource for foundations is launching and expected to be one of the most important new tools to serve for the…
