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Greetings!
Happy New Year and welcome to our first newsletter of 2019! To kick this year off, we are offering a brand new training! If you ever feel daunted by the task of communicating your coalition or organization's message through a snapshot, or 280 characters, this social media webinar was made for you. Come train with us and learn how to effectively utilize various social media platforms to convey your message to a wider audience.
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February 26th, 2019
11:00 am -12:30 pm
Online Training
Topics: Content development across social media platforms; challenges in social media
Description:
Social media can be daunting, especially for small community groups, coalitions, and non-profits. This training will build off our past online trainings, "Communication Tips and Tools to Strengthen Your Impact" and "Leveraging Social Media in Your Work" that covered communication planning and social media engagement and will dive deeper into the ways you can communicate the work you do across various social media platforms. What kind of content works for Twitter? How can you adapt that for Facebook or a blog post? Participants will leave this training with a better idea of how to translate their message across social media platforms through best practices and case studies, and they will also get the opportunity to ask questions and present their own challenges in creating content for social media. Our trainers will provide tips, tools, and tricks for overcoming common social media challenges and empowering coalitions to create strategic online content.
Learning Objectives: Participants will be able to:
- Identify strategies for creating content across different platforms
- Define best practices for content planning
- Understand common social media challenges and ways to overcome them
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SUBMIT YOUR NOMINATIONS FOR THIS YEAR'S OUNCE OF PREVENTION CONFERENCE! THE AWARDS ARE:
And save the date: Ounce of Prevention will be held on April 2nd, 2019, at the DCU Center in Worcester, MA.
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This unique resource aims to bridge the gap between sectors in order to bring the knowledge and tools of public health work to a wider audience. PHRASES is still growing, but you can check out their mission and vision
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FUNDING AND JOB OPPORTUNITIES
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GRANT OPPORTUNITIES
- Open Door Grants and Impact Area Funding,The Boston Foundation, Multiple Deadlines
- Eastern Bank Charitable Foundation, Rolling
- Citizens Bank, Rolling
- Belmont Savings Bank Foundation, Rolling
- A.C. Ratshesky Foundation Grant, Due February 1st
- Cabot Family Charitable Trust Grant, Due February 1st
- People's United Community Foundation of Eastern Massachusetts Grant, Due February 1st
- Rutland Corner Foundation Grant, Due February 1st
- Santander Bank Charitable Contributions Grant, Due February 2nd
- Small Capital Grants, Richard and Susan Smith Family Foundation, Due February 7th
- Mini Grant RFP, National Environmental Assessment Reporting System, Due February 8th
- Health and Climate Solutions Grant, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Due February 8th
- Open Meadows Foundation Grant, Due February 13th
- Project Innovation Grants, NBCUniversal Foundation, Due February 15th
- Vermont Mutual Insurance Group Charitable Giving Fund, Due February 15th
- Institution for Saving Charitable Foundation Grant, Due March 3
- Massachusetts Bar Foundation Interest on Lawyers Trust Accounts Grants Program, March 8
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- Multiple Openings, Health Resources in Action
- Multiple Openings, United South End Settlements
- Multiple Openings, Boston Public Health Commission
- Multiple Openings, Just-a-Start
- Multiple Openings, Boys & Girls Club of Boston (various locations)
- Development Associate, RAW Art Work
- Development and Communications Assistant, Beacon Academy
- Massachusetts Campus Fellow, Work for Progress
- Program Manager, Raising a Reader MA
- Director of Safety and Emergency Management, Pine Street Inn
- Executive Director, New England Area Region, American Committee for the Weizmann Institute of Science
- Art Director, United Way of Massachusetts Bay
- Tech Coordinator, The Division of Education and Training, Fenway Community Health Center
- Court-Based Special Advocate-Experience with Sexually Exploited Women, EVA Center
- Assistant Director of Development, The Immigrant Learning Center, Inc.
- Technology Support Specialist, Appalachian Mountain Club
- Eastern MA & Boston Regional Organizer, Stand for Children
- College Adviser, College Advising Corps-Boston University
- Human Resources Generalist, Springwell Inc.
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Contact us for more information about opportunities to grow through training and resources, or if you'd like to submit a resource or event for inclusion in the next update.
Sincerely,
Daisy Ortega, Gina Rodriguez, and Kelly Danckert
Community Health Training Institute
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