Information on sponsorship opportunities with the Juvenile Justice Information Exchange (JJIE.org). Updated November 2011. Terms, rates and stipulations are subject to change without notice. Visit http://jjie.org/about/sponsor for more information.
Alabama's DCANP Sustainability Meeting 2011 | District 1JJIE
This document summarizes the budget and grant funding for the Alabama Department of Child Abuse Prevention from fiscal years 2011 and 2012. It shows a reduction in total funding from $8.1 million in FY 2011 to $5.4 million in FY 2012, a decrease of $2.7 million. Specific programs saw reductions ranging from 52% to their elimination. This led to diminished services for over 1,000 children and families. The document raises questions about how to track the impact, transition clients, find funding, maintain volunteer support, and communicate these challenges going forward.
Alabama's DCANP Sustainability Meeting 2011 | District 3JJIE
This document summarizes the budget and grant funding for the Alabama Department of Child Abuse Prevention from fiscal years 2011-2012. It shows a reduction in total funding from $8.1 million in FY 2011 to $5.4 million in FY 2012, a decrease of $2.7 million. As a result of funding cuts, the number of prevention programs was reduced from 23 programs serving 4,944 children and families in 2010 to just 11 programs with diminished capacity to serve in 2011-2012. The document raises questions about how to track the impact, transition clients, find alternative funding, and maintain volunteer and stakeholder involvement given the loss of critical program and capacity.
Alabama's DCANP Sustainability Meeting 2011 | District 4JJIE
This document summarizes budget and funding information for the Alabama Department of Child Abuse Prevention for fiscal years 2011 and 2012. It shows a reduction in total funding from $8.1 million in FY 2011 to $5.4 million in FY 2012, a decrease of $2.7 million. As a result of funding cuts, the number of children and families served was reduced from over 6,000 in 2010 to an estimated 3,893 in 2011-2012. Twelve prevention programs were affected versus twenty-one programs in the prior year. The meeting discussed how to track the impact, transition clients, find alternative funding, maintain volunteers, and communicate with stakeholders about the losses.
This document discusses the importance of business intelligence (BI) and provides guidance on how to successfully implement a BI program. It advocates for a "back to basics" approach that ensures prerequisites are in place, understands goals and timelines, and starts small before scaling up. Effective BI requires quality data from multiple sources, strong data governance, and developing an analytical culture. The document outlines key components of a basic BI system including a data repository, data use rules, and analytical tools. It emphasizes understanding an organization's current analytical maturity and business needs to guide tool selection and maximize the chances of BI success.
Alabama's DCANP Sustainability Meeting 2011 | District 2JJIE
This document summarizes the budget breakdown and grant award allocations for the Alabama Department of Child Abuse Prevention for Fiscal Years 2011 and 2012. It shows a reduction in total funding from $8.1 million in FY 2011 to $5.4 million in FY 2012, a decrease of $2.7 million. As a result, the number of programs funded decreased from 41 programs in 2010 to 23 programs in 2011. The capacity to serve children and families was diminished, serving 3,571 children in 2010 compared to 6,636 in 2011-2012. Specific programs that were affected by the funding cuts are listed. The document raises questions about how to track the impact, transition clients, find alternative funding, and maintain
We're exploring a user-centred design approach to generating an application based on International Aid Transparency Initiative data.
The application is designed for tablet devices.
Alabama's DCANP Sustainability Meeting 2011 | District 6JJIE
The document summarizes budget and funding information for the Alabama Department of Child Abuse Prevention for Fiscal Years 2011 and 2012. It shows a reduction in total funding from $8.1 million in FY 2011 to $5.4 million in FY 2012, a decrease of $2.7 million. As a result of funding cuts, the number of prevention programs was reduced from 25 programs serving over 5,000 children and families in 2010 to only 15 programs in 2011. The document lists several specific programs that were affected by the funding reductions and cuts to capacity. It concludes by posing questions around how to track the impact, transition clients, find alternative funding, and maintain volunteer and stakeholder involvement given the loss of resources.
Alabama's DCANP Sustainability Meeting 2011 | District 1JJIE
This document summarizes the budget and grant funding for the Alabama Department of Child Abuse Prevention from fiscal years 2011 and 2012. It shows a reduction in total funding from $8.1 million in FY 2011 to $5.4 million in FY 2012, a decrease of $2.7 million. Specific programs saw reductions ranging from 52% to their elimination. This led to diminished services for over 1,000 children and families. The document raises questions about how to track the impact, transition clients, find funding, maintain volunteer support, and communicate these challenges going forward.
Alabama's DCANP Sustainability Meeting 2011 | District 3JJIE
This document summarizes the budget and grant funding for the Alabama Department of Child Abuse Prevention from fiscal years 2011-2012. It shows a reduction in total funding from $8.1 million in FY 2011 to $5.4 million in FY 2012, a decrease of $2.7 million. As a result of funding cuts, the number of prevention programs was reduced from 23 programs serving 4,944 children and families in 2010 to just 11 programs with diminished capacity to serve in 2011-2012. The document raises questions about how to track the impact, transition clients, find alternative funding, and maintain volunteer and stakeholder involvement given the loss of critical program and capacity.
Alabama's DCANP Sustainability Meeting 2011 | District 4JJIE
This document summarizes budget and funding information for the Alabama Department of Child Abuse Prevention for fiscal years 2011 and 2012. It shows a reduction in total funding from $8.1 million in FY 2011 to $5.4 million in FY 2012, a decrease of $2.7 million. As a result of funding cuts, the number of children and families served was reduced from over 6,000 in 2010 to an estimated 3,893 in 2011-2012. Twelve prevention programs were affected versus twenty-one programs in the prior year. The meeting discussed how to track the impact, transition clients, find alternative funding, maintain volunteers, and communicate with stakeholders about the losses.
This document discusses the importance of business intelligence (BI) and provides guidance on how to successfully implement a BI program. It advocates for a "back to basics" approach that ensures prerequisites are in place, understands goals and timelines, and starts small before scaling up. Effective BI requires quality data from multiple sources, strong data governance, and developing an analytical culture. The document outlines key components of a basic BI system including a data repository, data use rules, and analytical tools. It emphasizes understanding an organization's current analytical maturity and business needs to guide tool selection and maximize the chances of BI success.
Alabama's DCANP Sustainability Meeting 2011 | District 2JJIE
This document summarizes the budget breakdown and grant award allocations for the Alabama Department of Child Abuse Prevention for Fiscal Years 2011 and 2012. It shows a reduction in total funding from $8.1 million in FY 2011 to $5.4 million in FY 2012, a decrease of $2.7 million. As a result, the number of programs funded decreased from 41 programs in 2010 to 23 programs in 2011. The capacity to serve children and families was diminished, serving 3,571 children in 2010 compared to 6,636 in 2011-2012. Specific programs that were affected by the funding cuts are listed. The document raises questions about how to track the impact, transition clients, find alternative funding, and maintain
We're exploring a user-centred design approach to generating an application based on International Aid Transparency Initiative data.
The application is designed for tablet devices.
Alabama's DCANP Sustainability Meeting 2011 | District 6JJIE
The document summarizes budget and funding information for the Alabama Department of Child Abuse Prevention for Fiscal Years 2011 and 2012. It shows a reduction in total funding from $8.1 million in FY 2011 to $5.4 million in FY 2012, a decrease of $2.7 million. As a result of funding cuts, the number of prevention programs was reduced from 25 programs serving over 5,000 children and families in 2010 to only 15 programs in 2011. The document lists several specific programs that were affected by the funding reductions and cuts to capacity. It concludes by posing questions around how to track the impact, transition clients, find alternative funding, and maintain volunteer and stakeholder involvement given the loss of resources.
- Demand Media is an experienced team with roots in social media from companies like MySpace, eBay, Yahoo!, Amazon, and IAC. They have a large, growing network reaching over 70 million unique users monthly.
- They produce over 130,000 internet videos, 340,000 articles, and 5 million blog posts through their Demand Studios program which provides content creation jobs.
- Their goal is to create high-quality, scalable content to distribute across their network of over 250 partners and beyond through platforms like YouTube and future partners in different verticals.
Angie's List offers several advertising packages for dentistry practices to reach their target audience. The document provides details on Angie's List members' demographics, including high income levels and ages 35-65. It also shares readership statistics for their magazine. Advertising options include web positioning, keywords, photos and videos on the website, and print ads. Packages range from $197-705 per month.
The document is a 2011 media kit for Echelon Digital Magazine that provides information for advertisers. It summarizes that Echelon serves the LGBT business community by informing and connecting them. It provides details on advertising rates and specifications for the magazine in both print and digital formats, as well as for the website. Demographic information is also given about the magazine's readership.
This document provides information about Salem Web Network (SWN), a faith-based digital media company. It summarizes SWN's large online audience of over 39 million Facebook fans and 13 million email subscribers. It also outlines SWN's portfolio of over 20 Christian lifestyle and ministry brands. Finally, it presents SWN's advertising options and rates, which include banner ads, email marketing, video ads, and sponsored content starting at $7-30 CPM.
This document advertises church bulletin advertising rates for businesses, ranging from $10 to $32 per week. It promotes the benefits of church bulletin advertising such as reaching a local, targeted community and ensuring name recognition through a constant presence. Testimonials from other businesses praise the success of church bulletin advertising in generating customers and sales through the trusted source of the local parish.
The document discusses how social media and internet usage has increased and changed how marketing is done. It provides statistics on internet usage demographics and discusses how social media allows for customer conversations and influencer marketing. It provides tips on social media marketing, search engine optimization, blogging and using new media platforms for business purposes.
Content Creation: The Ultimate “How To” Guide4Good.org
This document provides guidance on content creation for non-profits. It discusses developing a clear mission statement, differentiator message, tagline, and hook statement to engage visitors. It recommends using questions to test ideas and develop strategies for different aspects like context, content, commerce, community, and search. The document also covers content formats, legal content, blogging, social media, email marketing and other tactics, providing examples and best practices. It emphasizes telling your story and focusing on the donor or visitor experience rather than internal details.
This document outlines a proposal for a website called YourCancerCare.org that aims to help families dealing with cancer more efficiently research treatment options. The site would allow users to input their healthcare information to receive personalized results on suitable treatment options and costs. The site would be free for users and generate revenue through partnerships with cancer organizations that pay an annual fee to be advertised on the site. An initial marketing budget of $5 million is proposed to promote the site through television, radio, magazines, internet and other avenues.
HobNobLexington.com is a community website that offers free listings and services for local organizations and businesses in Lexington, KY. It provides community calendars, event information, business directories, classified ads, and forums. The site aims to be a helpful local resource for residents while also promoting local businesses and organizations through various advertising and listing options on the site.
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The document is a membership kit for the Northern Minnesota Chamber promoting the benefits of joining. It summarizes that membership provides benefits to invest in businesses, people, and communities through programs supporting economic growth, peer groups, and development projects. It highlights reduced membership rates during COVID-19 and includes benefits like online learning courses, enhanced business listings, weekly peer groups, a media library, and complimentary membership to the U.S. Chamber.
The document is a membership kit for the Northern Minnesota Chamber promoting the benefits of joining. It summarizes that membership provides benefits to invest in businesses, people, and communities through programs supporting economic growth, peer groups, and development projects. It highlights reduced membership rates during COVID-19 and includes benefits like online learning courses, enhanced business listings, weekly peer groups, a media library, and complimentary membership to the U.S. Chamber. Sponsorship options are also described to further support the Chamber's initiatives.
The document is a membership kit for the Northern Minnesota Chamber promoting the benefits of joining. It summarizes that membership provides benefits to invest in businesses, people, and communities through programs supporting economic growth, peer groups, and development projects. It highlights reduced membership rates during COVID-19 and includes additional free benefits like online learning courses, enhanced business listings, and a weekly peer group. Various sponsorship and program options are described that support initiatives to elevate the regional economy through partnerships.
I'm 27 years old and was born and raised in Holyoke, MA. I currently live in Holyoke and graduated from Holyoke High School in 2002 and Northeastern University in 2007 with dual degrees in management and marketing. My previous work experience includes positions at Holyoke Merry Go Round, 8MinuteDating.com, Y2M/MTV, and WWLP-22News, a NBC affiliate serving western Massachusetts. At WWLP, I have held roles such as New Media Coordinator, Digital AE, and Digital Sales Director. As the Digital Sales Director, I manage digital products locally and nationally and coach a team of account executives.
HobNobBowlingGreen.com is part of the fastest growing people powered community portal system in the world. Our sites are built by the people, for the people of your community. Are you Hobnobbin' yet?
Brandraising involves communicating a nonprofit organization's core messages, positioning, and personality across multiple communication channels in a consistent way. The National Military Family Association rebranded to clarify its mission and better position itself against increased competition. Cross Cultural Solutions found that developing program-specific sub-brands was not sustainable and refocused on consistent messaging across its operations. Localizing communications for different audiences, such as in the UK, also requires tailoring language and tactics.
Event Report - SAP Sapphire 2024 Orlando - lots of innovation and old challengesHolger Mueller
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This session provided an update as to the latest valuation data in the UK and then delved into a discussion on the upcoming election and the impacts on valuation. We finished, as always with a Q&A
- Demand Media is an experienced team with roots in social media from companies like MySpace, eBay, Yahoo!, Amazon, and IAC. They have a large, growing network reaching over 70 million unique users monthly.
- They produce over 130,000 internet videos, 340,000 articles, and 5 million blog posts through their Demand Studios program which provides content creation jobs.
- Their goal is to create high-quality, scalable content to distribute across their network of over 250 partners and beyond through platforms like YouTube and future partners in different verticals.
Angie's List offers several advertising packages for dentistry practices to reach their target audience. The document provides details on Angie's List members' demographics, including high income levels and ages 35-65. It also shares readership statistics for their magazine. Advertising options include web positioning, keywords, photos and videos on the website, and print ads. Packages range from $197-705 per month.
The document is a 2011 media kit for Echelon Digital Magazine that provides information for advertisers. It summarizes that Echelon serves the LGBT business community by informing and connecting them. It provides details on advertising rates and specifications for the magazine in both print and digital formats, as well as for the website. Demographic information is also given about the magazine's readership.
This document provides information about Salem Web Network (SWN), a faith-based digital media company. It summarizes SWN's large online audience of over 39 million Facebook fans and 13 million email subscribers. It also outlines SWN's portfolio of over 20 Christian lifestyle and ministry brands. Finally, it presents SWN's advertising options and rates, which include banner ads, email marketing, video ads, and sponsored content starting at $7-30 CPM.
This document advertises church bulletin advertising rates for businesses, ranging from $10 to $32 per week. It promotes the benefits of church bulletin advertising such as reaching a local, targeted community and ensuring name recognition through a constant presence. Testimonials from other businesses praise the success of church bulletin advertising in generating customers and sales through the trusted source of the local parish.
The document discusses how social media and internet usage has increased and changed how marketing is done. It provides statistics on internet usage demographics and discusses how social media allows for customer conversations and influencer marketing. It provides tips on social media marketing, search engine optimization, blogging and using new media platforms for business purposes.
Content Creation: The Ultimate “How To” Guide4Good.org
This document provides guidance on content creation for non-profits. It discusses developing a clear mission statement, differentiator message, tagline, and hook statement to engage visitors. It recommends using questions to test ideas and develop strategies for different aspects like context, content, commerce, community, and search. The document also covers content formats, legal content, blogging, social media, email marketing and other tactics, providing examples and best practices. It emphasizes telling your story and focusing on the donor or visitor experience rather than internal details.
This document outlines a proposal for a website called YourCancerCare.org that aims to help families dealing with cancer more efficiently research treatment options. The site would allow users to input their healthcare information to receive personalized results on suitable treatment options and costs. The site would be free for users and generate revenue through partnerships with cancer organizations that pay an annual fee to be advertised on the site. An initial marketing budget of $5 million is proposed to promote the site through television, radio, magazines, internet and other avenues.
HobNobLexington.com is a community website that offers free listings and services for local organizations and businesses in Lexington, KY. It provides community calendars, event information, business directories, classified ads, and forums. The site aims to be a helpful local resource for residents while also promoting local businesses and organizations through various advertising and listing options on the site.
Increase healthcare social media engagement with content strategy (Geisinger ...Ahava Leibtag
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The document is a membership kit for the Northern Minnesota Chamber promoting the benefits of joining. It summarizes that membership provides benefits to invest in businesses, people, and communities through programs supporting economic growth, peer groups, and development projects. It highlights reduced membership rates during COVID-19 and includes benefits like online learning courses, enhanced business listings, weekly peer groups, a media library, and complimentary membership to the U.S. Chamber.
The document is a membership kit for the Northern Minnesota Chamber promoting the benefits of joining. It summarizes that membership provides benefits to invest in businesses, people, and communities through programs supporting economic growth, peer groups, and development projects. It highlights reduced membership rates during COVID-19 and includes benefits like online learning courses, enhanced business listings, weekly peer groups, a media library, and complimentary membership to the U.S. Chamber. Sponsorship options are also described to further support the Chamber's initiatives.
The document is a membership kit for the Northern Minnesota Chamber promoting the benefits of joining. It summarizes that membership provides benefits to invest in businesses, people, and communities through programs supporting economic growth, peer groups, and development projects. It highlights reduced membership rates during COVID-19 and includes additional free benefits like online learning courses, enhanced business listings, and a weekly peer group. Various sponsorship and program options are described that support initiatives to elevate the regional economy through partnerships.
I'm 27 years old and was born and raised in Holyoke, MA. I currently live in Holyoke and graduated from Holyoke High School in 2002 and Northeastern University in 2007 with dual degrees in management and marketing. My previous work experience includes positions at Holyoke Merry Go Round, 8MinuteDating.com, Y2M/MTV, and WWLP-22News, a NBC affiliate serving western Massachusetts. At WWLP, I have held roles such as New Media Coordinator, Digital AE, and Digital Sales Director. As the Digital Sales Director, I manage digital products locally and nationally and coach a team of account executives.
HobNobBowlingGreen.com is part of the fastest growing people powered community portal system in the world. Our sites are built by the people, for the people of your community. Are you Hobnobbin' yet?
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Office of the Courts and co-founder of the Barton Child Law and Policy Clinic in partnership with the Emory University
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