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Are views changing?
Mar27
Many new network TV shows and even advertising campaigns are featuring GLBTQ individuals in positive roles. Popular shows like Modern Family, The New Normal, Glee and others are championing this shift in perceptions. In the case of Modern Family, one of the main couples on the show happens to be a same sex couple. And [...]
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The Multicultural Future of Non-profits
Jul05
Philanthropic organizations, non-profits and public media – organizations that depend on charitable giving and donations by corporations, individuals, and other foundations are facing significant challenges. While most people are aware of the short-term struggles facing these organizations as a result of the economic downturn and cuts in government spending, most don’t realize they face a [...]
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Sensis team speaking at SXSW Interactive
Mar07
Sensis team members from our LA and DC office will converge on Austin later this week to present at this weekend’s SXSW Interactive conference. President José Villa, Vice President Danny Allen and Director of Strategic Planning Dino Hainline will either give solo presentations or be part of a panel during the 19th annual festival, one [...]
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Youth Activism Again Obesity – “Engaging teens when everything is against you”
Oct15
Sensis recently launched an innovative youth-targeted anti-obesity campaign entitled “We’re Fed Up.” The campaign, sponsored by L.A. County Department of Public Health, was almost a year in the making, and forced our agency to rethink everything we thought we knew about advertising and cause marketing. I just published an article for MediaPost’s EngageTeens column on [...]
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Kids are going online fast!
Jul08
Kids 2-11 are going online in bigger and bigger numbers.
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