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There is an inspiring trend in the current political environment: more activists are turning to entrepreneurship, and more investors are willing to support efforts to create a stronger civic environment through enterprise. This trend has important implications for who gets funded, how power gets built in communities, and how enterprises can be a tool for transformative social change.

Joining the Transform Finance Investor Network in this webinar are Julie Menter of New Media Ventures, the first seed fund and national network of angel investors supporting media and tech startups that disrupt politics and catalyze progressive change, and Sarah Williams of Propel Capital, an investor in New Media Ventures.

Do you want to know more about internships, community activisms, and working with nonprofit? Meet Rachel (Ray) Epstein-Shuman (Maryland). She was an intern at Break the Cycle, a nonprofit that helps victims of domestic violence and sexual assault.

MoreWithUs presents the Youth Work Ethic & Soft Skills Project. Our goal for this project is to connect with the upcoming generation of business owners, leaders, managers, etc. and inform them of different job opportunities and how they can prepare right now!

We think that young people need to hear about your experience with jobs and your career path. They would learn from your challenges and successes to become better people.

Would you like to be interviewed and featured? Contact us: [email protected]. Check us out at MoreWithUs.com

If you or your organization needs help trying to lobby a legislator on behalf of your issue, this information will show you how! For more information, visit AaronDorr.com.

HHN2L turns hip-hop into learning for kids. Their event 'Parkchella' is happening on September 28th at Park Hill Community Center at 10am. Learn more at hhn2l.org.

You want to create advocacy for your cause? You have limited resources? Why not start a not-for-profit? Hear from a group of longboarders who did just that and learn the how's and why's.

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Gabwis
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Sales Video, Building a Green Community, Nonprofits & Activism

Been thinking about some of the folks you meet who present themselves as “do gooders”, and some of the underlying themes!