
Young entrepreneurs, community organizers, thought leaders and CEOs gathered at the YES Summit to discuss the future of youth entrepreneurship.
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Young entrepreneurs, community organizers, thought leaders and CEOs gathered at the YES Summit to discuss the future of youth entrepreneurship.
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Nathan Rothstein discusses the challenges facing young people today and suggests new paths forward.
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Through lessons learned in the classroom, conversations with professors and classmates, and involvement with entrepreneurs in my own community and abroad, I am leaving school with an entirely different view of business than when I entered. Business, when handled responsibly, can mean self-sufficiency. Business can mean independence and empowerment. Entrepreneurship can mean respect for...
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As we try to launch our ventures, whether in the private or nonprofit sector, it is important for us to show our support to a city that is made up of many different parts.
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On April 29-30th, NPi partner See Jane Do will host its 2nd Annual Passion Into Action women's leadership conference in Grass Valley, California.
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The work was difficult, the conditions were rough. While American soldiers were abroad fighting two wars, AmeriCorps volunteers rebuilt homes that had been torn apart by our country’s failure to protect our levees.
The roads had not been paved since the 1930s when the WPA hired local workers to improve the city’s public infrastructure. Now...
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In a recession, when major institutions are dramatically changing/failing (and technology is changing the way people do their work), how do we find jobs we enjoy that also pay the bills?
This workshop doesn’t give you all the answers, but it undoubtedly changes the kinds of questions you ask yourself.
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NPi Speaks With RootsCamp at RootsCamp Massachusetts 2010 - a civic-engagement themed "unconference" where organizers set the agenda, share lessons learned, and discuss best practices in community organizing.
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Despite the rise of social media tools, we still have pre-conceived notions about the proper way to network and meet new people. If two people meet at an event with name tags and exchange business cards, then we’ve done it “right.” In an ideal world, transferring contact information leads to a personal connection, but...
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The work we do as individuals or organizations means little if people can’t clearly understand what the work is. As innovators, we have the tricky job then of running with new ideas while presenting them to others in recognizable, relatable language.
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