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In case you missed it, today is Give to the Max Day. An under-the-radar organization that will maximize the impact of your donation today is #Elpis Enterprises. Here is a quick way to learn more about Elpis. https://lnkd.in/g3GgDRXy

Free (Girls Just Wanna Have Funds Tshirts) to the first 5 early bird donors 11/17. Click the link in the Bio to look for the Give Miami Day logo! Over Twelve years ago we lost our 10-month-old son to gun violence in 2008. In 2011 we started our Non-profit Derrick Danzel Days II Corporation named after our son. Our mission was to create something that would impact millions of people. We didn’t want his death to be just another statistic. We specialize in community outreach, business consulting & gun violence awareness. When I think about the word success. Success is simply something you’ve succeeded in accomplishing. Rather big or small. There’s really no criteria for success but rather doing what you said you would. Being consistent and dedicated to your mission. Success is feeling complete and satisfied with the steps you’ve taken to achieve a personal goal. #GiveMiamiDay2024 #DerrickDanzelDaysIICorporation #EarlyBird #BossUpVisualConference2025 GiveMiamiDay.org/ddd2c

Stress reduction, restraint and seclusion I am delighted to partner the Alliance agaisnt Seclusion and Restraint for this web conference. It is an opportunity to understand in an empathic manner the approach to stress management and stress reduction. I will be be speaking about how we can reduce and eliminate restraint by creating arousal regulation and co regulation which is the cornerstone of the low arousal approach.Critical to this is the double empathy approach where we change our behaviour in the first instance. All of the key contributors will focus on reducing unpredictability and chaos for the people we support. #mentalhealth #restraint #seclusion #lowarousal #wellbeing #trauma #schools #autism #adhd

We are back at it with the 6th cycle of “Let’s Talk About It,” a 10-week group for folks who identify as Black men! It’ll start March 6th or 7th based on folks’ availability.This will be a dope space where we as Black men can be our authentic, uncensored, true selves, and be surrounded by other men who understand the complexities of navigating the world as Black men in America.(*** If you are homophobic, transphobic, or oppressive to any marginalized identities, this group is NOT for you!)Topics include: Unpacking Toxic Masculinity, trauma and the ways we respond, how we show up in relationships, police violence, self care, and so much more!The cost is only $50/wk for each individual (hopefully the community can come through and donate again so it’s free for everyone!) and there are sliding scale options for those who need it.*I will be making an ask for community donations/sponsorships soon!There is a max of 10 only people, so be sure to reserve your spot ASAP!E-mail me at marvintoliver@gmail.com for more information! Feel free to share this with anyone who might be interested!

Prodigy Finance! To finance with loans for interest to support the third world /commonwealth countries-students lighten their burden of huge study costs for higher study and thereby contribute in conversion of human into human resources combindly: perhaps it is the most profitable business network now in the world! So try to revise your old-obsolete-British minded policy to retain your shared businesses in the modern world of sustainable business mainly driven by holistic marketing strategy and approach to explore and pick it up not cunningly but with utmost trust and honesty otherwise you may lose yours to the honest and sincere competitors very soon!

Transport Research Foundation and RiDC (Research Institute for Disabled Consumers) have published a report on the impact of automated transport on disabled people. The research, funded by the Motability Foundation, explores the benefits and challenges of automated transport for disabled people. Read more here: https://bit.ly/4fnZOow

🚨 Exciting News! 🚨 I’m thrilled to announce the launch of the Can’t Win Victory Fund (CWVF), a bold new initiative I’ve co-founded with three other badass women who are just as tired of gerrymandering as I am. Together, we’re tackling one of the most corrosive threats to democracy head-on: unfair maps that rob voters of their voices. At CWVF, we believe the solution is simple (though not easy): unf*ck the maps. Here’s how we’re making it happen: 1️⃣ Targeting gerrymandered states: We’ll identify the path to fair maps and put every dollar we raise into fighting those battles. 2️⃣ Elevating our Can't Win "cant-idates" in unwinnable districts: By supporting campaigns in heavily gerrymandered areas, we can raise awareness and make noise about the devastating impact of rigged maps. 3️⃣ Keeping it real, and keeping it fun: We’re not just here to fight for democracy — we’re here to build community, amplify marginalized voices, and have a good time doing it. Want to help us raise some hell? 🌟 Donate: Every dollar makes a difference. 🌟 Share: Spread the word about CWVF. 🌟 Grab some fun merch: Because democracy looks good on you. Get in loser, we have big plans. If you’re as fired up as we are — or have a billionaire buddy who’d love to make a difference — let’s talk. Together, we can take on this fight for fair maps and leave gerrymandering where it belongs: in the trash heap of history. Let’s do this. https://lnkd.in/eSxgxD94 #CantWinVictoryFund  #UnfuckTheMaps  #DemocracyMatters #GerrymanderedAF Kate Compton Barr

"Euclid resident and community advocate Dani Pajak is making a positive impact with his nonprofit, A Better Euclid. By providing free home maintenance services to elderly and disabled residents, the organization fosters a stronger sense of community while addressing unmet needs. How can businesses and professionals support similar initiatives in their communities? Share your thoughts! #communityimpact #sustainability #Cleveland13News abettereuclid@gmail.com"

In a historic level of collaboration, community violence intervention (CVI) groups, philanthropic organizations, business leaders, and government entities recently unveiled an initiative to expand CVI programs over the next decade to significantly reduce gun violence in Chicago. The goal of the initiative, called Scaling Community Violence Intervention for a Safer Chicago, or "SC2," is to reduce shootings and homicides by half within five years and by 75 percent in a decade. Listen as Esther Franco-Payne, Executive Director of the Partnership for Safe and Peaceful Communities (PSPC), discusses the strategies behind SC2. Learn more on our website! 🔗 https://bit.ly/49MK6jT

We love this piece in Nonprofit Quarterly that discusses the Child Clothing Crisis across the country and highlights Cradles to Crayons as a leader in addressing this issue. Check out the article to learn more about how you can support our mission and get involved in the conversation around Clothing Insecurity! https://hubs.li/Q02C7CsJ0