Design Corps supports the vital role that design can play in addressing critical issues and needs of communities. Through the Social Economic Environmental Design (SEED) initiative, Design Corps provides communities, institutions and design professionals with the tools and services they need to integrate community-engaged processes into design activities, leading to projects that reflect a community's values and cultural identities. Public inclusion as a "best practice" in design is...
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How Information Technology Will Change the Ways Nonprofits and Foundations Work and Thrive in the Information Age
The Internet is transforming all aspects of society and the nonprofit sector is no exception. Today's networked economy operates under a new set of rules. Nonprofit organizations - and the foundations that support them - need to adjust their practices to accommodate these new realities.
To better understand how the networked economy will affect nonprofits, Surdna commissioned this study from communications policy expert Andrew Blau.
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