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US Joins Opposition to ‘Social Enterprise’ Trademark

Staff Reporter, Thursday, 30th August 2012 - The US membership organisation, Social Enterprise Alliance has joined UK and Australian opposition to efforts by global cloud computing company, Salesforce.com to gain a trademark on the term ‘social enterprise’.

NSW Has Thirst for Alcohol Reforms

Staff Reporter, Thursday, 30th August 2012 - A new poll finds that the New South Wales community is united in its desire for action to tackle alcohol-related problems.

Collective Impact – Needed Reform for the Social Sector

Opinion

Staff Reporter, Thursday, 30th August 2012 - Let’s get real and stop thinking we can change the world working in silos says Social Sector Leadership Development consultant and former Lifeline and Beyondblue CEO, Dawn O'Neil.

Australia’s Failed Disability Report Card

Staff Reporter, Wednesday, 29th August 2012 - A coalition of major disability organisations claims Australia is failing to meet the basic rights of people with a disability in a new report to be delivered to the United Nations.

Launch of David Clarke Social Innovation Fellowship & Award

Staff Reporter, Wednesday, 29th August 2012 - The Macquarie Group Foundation has launched the inaugural David Clarke Social Innovation Fellowship for Not for Profit CEOs plus a $100,000 Innovation Award.

NFPs Applaud National Dental Package

Staff Reporter, Wednesday, 29th August 2012 - The Federal Government's landmark dental package worth $4 billion dollars has been applauded by the Not for Profit sector.

NFPs Must Embrace Technology to Remain Relevant

Volunteers Worth More to Australia Than Mining

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 28th August 2012 - A University of Adelaide study has found that volunteering in Australia is now worth more than the mining industry, declaring the true extent of its monetary value to be more than $200 billion a year.

Testing Civic Engagement During a Federal Election

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 28th August 2012 - The use of social media during the upcoming Federal Election will be used to gauge the capacity of new media to increase civic engagement and enhance political journalism.

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Articles:

NSW Has Thirst for Alcohol Reforms

Australia’s Failed Disability Report Card

NFPs Applaud National Dental Package

NFPs Must Embrace Technology to Remain Relevant

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