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5 Design Techniques That Will Increase the Lifespan of Your Nonprofit’s Website

Nonprofit Tech for Good

While these techniques can’t change the past, here are some design ideas to help your organization adjust and optimize your website in the future. Knowing who visits your site might not seem like a design technique at first glance. In practice: 1) The Brain Donor Project. You have my sympathies!) 2) SOS Violence Conjugale.

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Precision Neuroscience is making brain implants safer, smarter and reversible

TechCrunch

Brain researchers have relied on devices called microelectrode arrays for decades, but the technology behind these tools is increasingly outdated. In order to understand what’s going on in the brain, sometimes a EEG or MRI from outside it just isn’t enough — you need to really get in there.

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How Nonprofits Can Tell Powerful Stories Through Data Visualization 

Allegiance Group

According to John Medina, author of Brain Rules , we retain 10% of its information three days after reading text. A high number on another metric, however, could be cause for celebration. Remember, different types of data require different visualization techniques bar charts for comparisons or line charts for trends.

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Walking While Working

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

I’m also noticing that many of my colleagues are trying to become healthy, including my friend and homeless advocate, Mark Horvath, who is also raising money for a good cause while getting healthy. The benefits of walking to “clear your brain” or build relationships is not a new leadership technique.

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How to cure stage fright: The science behind public speaking

The Next Web

There are primitive parts of your brain that control your reaction to threats on your reputation, making these reactions extremely difficult to control. What happens in our brain. When you think about negative consequences, a part of your brain, the hypothalamus, activates and triggers the pituitary gland to secrete the hormone ACTH.

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How Nonprofit Professionals Can Manage Workplace Stress Triggers

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

A “Stress Trigger” may not need to be defined, but it is something or someone that causes you to have a impulsive reaction that may not be the best response to the situation and create more stress. Your logical brain temporarily shuts down, and you lose the ability to solve problems, make decisions, and think rationally.

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Neuromarketing Explained

NonProfit Hub

Thanks to neuromarketing, organizations can promote their brands based on the way their target audiences’ brains work. People learn from their experiences and our brain quickly calculates the ratio between reward and risk. Your cause should be personal. Your cause should also be perceived by the audience as legitimate.

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