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OUR REACH

AT A GLANCE

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CIVIC ENGAGEMENT

IYC FYIER

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IYC 2-PAGE ABOUT US

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IYC ANNUAL REPORT

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Thanks to Wendy Wetherall of TWCPSA's pro bono work our radio PSA aired nationally over 9,000 times on 128 radio stations in 25 states across the country, a $172,856 value in free radio advertisement. UPDATE: As of 10/20/22 Our IYC PSA has aired on 139 radio stations!

IMPACT

96%

of participants reported that they learned something they didn’t already know at our event. Would you say that about the last webinar or meeting you attended?

98%

of participants were very likely or likely to share something they heard at our event with someone else so they can learn about this issue. Imagine wanting to talk to someone about political and social issues!

100%

of participants were very likely or likely to recommend our event to a friend. Phew! That's good news for us! And good news for you because our online events are free!

EVENT CO-FACILITATORS

We are grateful to have amazing co-facilitators to help with our 22-23 fiscal year programming.

Facilitators are subject-matter experts, professionals, or nonprofit leaders who help us explore important issue at our events. 

Mark Newhouse

Mark Newhouse,

Author, My Family Secret: The Holocaust

Edy Penn.jfif

Edy Penn, HR & DEIA Consultant, Penn Squared Consulting

Jessica Mayer.jfif

Lois Schaffer, Author, The Unthinkable: Life, Loss, and a Mother's Mission to Ban Illegal Guns

Sanae Elmoudden.jfif

Sanae Elmoudden, Associate Professor, St. John's University

Keith Newhouse.jfif

Keith Newhouse, Author, My Tio's Pulse

Erica Miller.jfif

Erica Miller, Psychologist & Director, Successful School Transitions

Karthi Veeramani.jfif

Karthi Veeramani, Senior Manager, Operations, EdReports

Lois Schaffer

Lois Schaffer, Author, The Unthinkable: Life, Loss, and a Mother's Mission to Ban Illegal Guns

Heidi Feldman.jfif

Heidi Feldman, Associate Professor, Northeastern University

Wendiann Alfieri.jfif

Wendiann Alfieri, Author, Almost: A Journey through Poems

Ling Liang.jfif

Ling Liang, Professor, LaSalle University

Alberto Gonzalez

Alberto Gonzalez, Professor, Bowling Green State University

Mark Monroe
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Jacob Levy, 

Neurodivergent Career Coach, Special Educator & Speaker, Searchable.work

Laura Laria.jfif

Laura M. Laria,

Credentialed Addictions and Alcohol and Substance Abuse Counselor

Mark Monroe,

Site Supervisor, Urban Pathways

TESTIMONIALS

"IYC is one of the greatest organizations I’ve ever supported and been active in! It is so inclusive and has educated us on so many topics we didn’t know much about.  I love that you talk about harder topics and topics that mainstream groups don’t always discuss."

​~ Donor

"Your crew is amazing and I love your events!!!!"

~ IYC Enthusiast

"I am truly blessed to be part of such an amazing organization. The universe brought me to a place where I can be a simple cog in the movement for change. I am thankful for the opportunities IYC has given me to help make a difference in our world. To be recognized for that effort is overwhelming. I have met so many amazing humans through this work and been given hope through these change makers.”

​~ Carrie, Curriculum Director & Science Educator​

"Love the education and the craft. Love the programming. 

~ Event Attendee 

"It fills my heart to see how much work Inform Your Community has done. It is truly phenomenal to see the wonderful work of every board member, their faces, the diversity, and it's empowering to see a board like that. I am thankful for Inform Your Community. I am thankful I was invited. Stacey's speech was poignant. There's more that connects us than disconnects us and it's the unknown that we fear and the ambiguity that's feared, but once those are clarified there's really no resistance to change. I appreciate you and the work that you do."

​~ Nonprofit Professional

"What is needed today, yet what is most sadly lacking in our religious communities, our families, our neighborhoods, and the body politic is the capacity to listen to one another with an open mind and an empathetic heart, and the skill to engage in civil conversation with those with whom we disagree. Inform Your Community can help one acquire the tools necessary to facilitate these sometimes difficult conversations – while having fun. If you are both conversation and fun averse steer away. Otherwise, Inform Your Community could be just what you’re looking for."

​~ Tony, Former Board Member

"I sooo loved this one! Thanks, you wonderful people. This is what I look forward to each week we have an event!"

~ Tiffany, Event Attendee 

"I had so much fun. Amazing how much IYC has grown and all great people who were there too." 

~ Emily, Former Volunteer

"I'm one of the people who think
that we can all make a difference at
our very personal level and help
shape our democracy. A lot of the
people who vote for extremes are
frustrated and blinded by it so they
can't see all the facts. It's our
responsibility to educate them on
what is really going on and then let
them make up their minds.
Presented peacefully with hard
facts, they can have a real choice.
Having a conversation with one
person will make that person carry
the conversation over to friends of
theirs who share the frustration, and slowly, your explanations are spreading. That's why Inform Your Community's work is really crucial. It's about empowering people with information vs propaganda and
educating them. What they choose
to do is theirs but you have tried. At
least, I do, all the time."

~ Liva, Executive Coach & Advisor

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Inform Your Community, EIN 84-4907262, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. As with all non-profits, your donation matters. Our programs rely on your support. Please Donate today.

 

Inform Your Community acknowledges that the land on which our headquarters resides was the territory of the Lenape. We offer our sincerest respect and gratitude for their stewardship of this land which helped shape Lower Manhattan. 

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