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Is your organization searching for ways to engage the local community and do so effectively? Meet the experts: The Harwood Institute.
New York University was calling. It turned out to be the newly minted Center For Spiritual Life.
When I spoke to the co-director, a lively, amiable and
A persona is a kind of mental model—an imaginary person with a name, history and story who has a way of doing things. A persona should have
The Open House New York weekend map feature has a few improvements this year and still serves as a good example of visual data navigaion.
What can you do that will be effective at getting the word out, but will not break the bank?
Is there a relatively inexpensive tactical shift can
The new Reversible Destiny Foundation website is a metaphorical extension of their persistent and active interference with death and the death-dealing habits that populate a normal life.
If your mission, your reason for being in the world—regardless of weather you are a nonprofit, a for-profit, a museum or an educational institution—is good, then you
Rich Harwood published the Work of Hope. Tronvig Group designed the book and created this microsite for it as part of the larget branding and marketing work
Two years into its young life, after we initially created it, the Center For Social Inclusion website needed a refresh.