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This blog is for anyone who’s energetic and passionate about how the next generation is creating change in new and fresh ways; anyone who brims with new approaches and ideas for problem-solving; anyone who’s disposed toward sharing the responsibilities and rewards of affecting change in the world; and anyone who’s equipped with the digital tools and people power to make it happen. Help us explore questions about how the next generation can impact engagement and activism by reading and commenting on posts.

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Working Across Generations: A Smart and Helpful Guide
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In Nonprofit Rankings, What's Your Position? Cross posted from the
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The NFL, Texting and Safer Communities My husband shared this fantastic op-ed from the Times wi
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Who Wants to be a Trillionaire... of debt? I don’t know about you, but if I hear the word “economy” one more time, I may scream. As is true of many Millennials, I have no mortgage or investments of which to speak, and the details of the current crisis make my head spin and my stomach hurt. But whether I understand it or not, the reality is, in the long run, this crisis may affect me (as a young person) more than most. So I asked Millennial Michael Davidson to guest blog and talk about what this issue means for our generation, and how we can all be a part of fixing it to ensure economic stability for all our futures.  Michael P. Davidson  is CEO of Gen Next, an organization that shapes and drives public and action toward overcoming challenges and solving problems for the next generation in the areas of economic growth, education, and international security. Michael was also an expert panelist for the Youth Entitlement Summit, a coalition of young leaders who develop findings and principles on how to eliminate the projected shortfalls in Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid in ways that are fair to all generations.
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Social Citizens Top Ten, Top-Ten List's for 2008
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Commit to Change - Win a Trip to the Inauguration For the past week or so, my colleagues and I have been feverish
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Blogging for a Job: Meet Kynam Doan
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