Gaylord Nelson and Denis Hayes helped launch #EarthDay in 1970, mobilizing 20 million Americans and sparking a global movement.
See how conservation efforts continue today:
moppenheim.tv/blog/2025/10/...
#ClimateAction #Sustainability #Conservation #Environment
#MuhammadAli used his platform to change how the world sees #Parkinsons disease, turning personal struggle into global awareness and advocacy.
See how the American Brain Foundation continues this work:
moppenheim.tv/blog/2025/05/...
#ParkinsonsAwarenessMonth #BrainHealth #ngo
#Autism Spectrum Disorder prevalence in the U.S. is now 1 in 31 children.
Improved detection is driving progress, but disparities in access to diagnosis and support remain.
Watch how nonprofits are making a difference:
moppenheim.tv/blog/2021/04/...
#AutismAcceptanceMonth #Neurodiversity
What does effective leadership in #LawEnforcement really look like?
This conversation explores how accountability, alignment, and officer well-being can strengthen both agencies and communities.
Watch the full video:
moppenheim.tv/blog/2026/04/...
#Leadership #Police
Buddy Bolden, often called the first figure of #jazz, shaped a genre without ever being recorded. His story lives on through history, influence, and myth.
Learn how jazz continues to evolve:
moppenheim.tv/blog/2023/05/...
#JazzAppreciationMonth #MusicHistory
Cayton Children’s Museum is expanding access to play-based learning, reaching 150K+ visitors annually and growing its community impact.
Watch Here:
moppenheim.tv/blog/2026/03/...
#Nonprofit #EarlyLearning #CommunityImpact #Philanthropy
#HealthInequity is lived, not theoretical.
Too many Black patients report disrespect, dismissed pain, and the need to self-monitor just to receive fair care. This is why equity in #healthcare matters. Now.
Battling Health Inequity & Injustice:
moppenheim.tv/blog/2023/02/...
#HealthEquity #BHM
Percy Lavon Julian reshaped medicine, from cortisone to birth control hormones, and became the first African-American chemist inducted into the National Academy of Sciences.
His story shows why diversity in STEM matters.
Interview on advancing diversity in #STEM:
moppenheim.tv/blog/2022/03/...
#BHM
Black & Latino students are 37% of U.S. public high school enrollment, but only:
27% take AP courses
26% take AP exams
18% earn qualifying scores
Learn more about breaking down barriers to #HigherEducation:
moppenheim.tv/blog/2024/02/...
#Education #Equity #EducationgEquity #EqualOpportunity
From Booker T. Washington to today’s African American Chambers of Commerce, the link between #education, business ownership, and community power is clear.
Learn more in our report:
moppenheim.tv/blog/2022/01/...
#BlackHistoryMonth #EconomicEmpowerment
Neil Barclay challenges us to think about who tells the story and why it matters. Cultural understanding is deeper, richer, and more authentic when it comes from the voices that lived it.
Our video: moppenheim.tv/blog/2025/01...
#CulturalEquity #AuthenticVoices #MuseumsMatter #History #BHM
In 2023, 35 trans & gender-expansive people were killed, 80% by gun violence. Half of those deaths were Black trans women. Watch our 2023 interview, Countering Rising Hostility Toward Trans Southerners: moppenheim.tv/blog/2023/06...
#TransRights #StopGunViolence #JusticeNow #LGBTQ+ #BHM
This powerful insight reminds us that #museums do more than preserve history. They help interpret it in ways that inform, inspire, and shape a better future. #History isn’t static; it’s a living foundation for equitable communities and collective progress.
Learn more: moppenheim.tv/blog/2025/01...
Percy Lavon Julian (April 11, 1899 – April 19, 1975) was an American research chemist and a pioneer in the chemical synthesis of medicinal drugs from plants. His work laid the foundation for the steroid drug industry, including the production of cortisone, corticosteroids, and even artificial hormones used in birth control. First African-American chemist inducted into the National Academy of Sciences (second African-American scientist overall).
Percy Lavon Julian reshaped medicine, from cortisone to birth control hormones, and became the first African-American chemist inducted into the National Academy of Sciences. His story shows why diversity in STEM matters.
Interview on advancing diversity in #STEM: moppenheim.tv/blog/2022/03... #BHM
“The entire story of what is American history…not African American history, not white American history, but American history." - Terri Lee Freeman
History is richer when every voice is seen and heard.
#History #Leadership #AmericanHistory #BlackHistoryMonth #BHM
moppenheim.tv/blog/2023/02...
FREE LIVE Job Search Clinic: Writing a Cover Letter & Preparing for your Job Search
(45 min - Presentation and Q&A).
FREE live Job Search Clinic on September 4th: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/reg...
#jobsearchadvice #careercounseling #nonprofitleaders #leadership #careerchange #coverletter #jobsearch
FREE LIVE Job Search Clinic: Writing a Cover Letter & Preparing for your Job Search
(45 min - Presentation and Q&A).
FREE live Job Search Clinic on September 4th: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/reg...
#jobsearchadvice #careercounseling #nonprofitleaders #leadership #careerchange #coverletter #jobsearch
FREE LIVE Job Search Clinic: Writing a Cover Letter & Preparing for your Job Search
(45 min - Presentation and Q&A).
FREE live Job Search Clinic on September 4th: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/reg...
#jobsearchadvice #careercounseling #nonprofitleaders #leadership #careerchange #coverletter #jobsearch
We highlight Native Health, a Phoenix-based organization serving one of the largest urban Native American populations in the United States.
#IndigenousVoices #HealthcareEquity #NativeHealth #CommunityWellness #HealthEquity #PublicHealth #Health #HealthCare #HealthJustice
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Remembering the past but looking to the future | #Jacksonville #theatre #florida #floridatheatre #performingarts #theater #downtown #downtownjacksonville #History #RememberingHistory #segregation #rememberingthepast #lookingtothefuture
We explore the powerful impact of Special Olympics Northern California and its mission to empower individuals with intellectual disabilities through sports, leadership, and community engagement.
Our guests:
David Solo, President & CEO
Chuck Koch, Board Chair.
moppenheim.tv/blog/2025/04/...
An insightful discussion on The Nonprofit Report as we explore #homelessness and disability-inclusive housing with leadership from The Kelsey, a San Francisco-based organization dedicated to creating inclusive #housing solutions. #SF #BayArea #disability
Watch Here:
moppenheim.tv/blog/2025/03/...
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Continuing our series on #HomelessnessInAmerica, this episode features Project Renewal, a leading nonprofit in #NYC dedicated to providing transitional and permanent housing, #healthcare, and #job support for those experiencing #homelessness. #Nonprofit #NonprofitReport
https://moppenheim.tv/blog/2025/04/03/museums-matter-botanical-gardens-nonprofit-report/
An insightful discussion on the evolving role of #BotanicalGardens in today’s world. Our expert guests share their perspectives on how these #PublicSpaces serve as cultural institutions, centers for #education, conservation hubs, and inclusive community spaces. #Nonprofits
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In this special episode of The Nonprofit Report, we welcome Mark J. Spalding, President of The Ocean Foundation. As an expert in international ocean policy, blue economy finance, and marine conservation, Mark shares the vital initiatives led by @oceanfdn.bsky.social.
moppenheim.tv/blog/2025/02...
