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DESCRIPTION:    Saturdays, January 24 – March 14\n    9:00 – 11:20\n    (9:00 – 10:50 on January 24 / 9:00 – 11:50 on March 14)\n    Temple University, Japan Campus, Azabu Hall\n\nInternational Collaboration on Non-profit NGO Management\n\nDay/Dates:\n    Saturdays, January 24 – March 14\nTime:\n    9:00 – 11:20\n    (9:00 – 10:50 on January 24 / 9:00 – 11:50 on March 14)\nVenue:\n    Temple University, Japan Campus, Azabu Hall\nCost:\n    \65,500\n    (\10,800 Entrance Fee required for New Students)\nLead Facilitator:\n    Sarajean Rossitto\n \n    Apply for this Course\n\nDescription\n\nThe purpose of TUJ’s NEW International Collaboration on Nonprofit/ NGO Management Program is to prepare community members interested in the work of nonprofit NGOs alongside nonprofit professionals in the US and Japan. Guest speakers from both countries will help prepare participants to serve in our increasingly complex and connected world. \n\nShared Session Topics\n\nInternational Collaboration\nThis session explores the importance of international collaboration and ways to make international collaboration participatory and sustainable. Case studies will illustrate key factors influencing sustainable collaboration development as well as some of the challenges faced.\n\nMarketing the Nonprofit Sector\nThis class topic will address ways to promote the mission of your nonprofit or NGO to target populations in order to raise awareness, develop your supporter base, and market your services to enhance participation in your activities. This will include assessment of targets, messaging, promotion tools and channels that will enable your organization to better secure supporters, participants, volunteers, and donors。\n\nThe Role of Nonprofit NGOs in Emergencies\nThis session will overview the following: roles of different actors in emergency situations, the standards, guidelines and coordination mechanisms of humanitarian response and introduce several case studies highlighting issues faced in response.\n\nFinancial /Economic Nonprofit Issues\nThis topic explores the importance of financial strategy in an organization’s sustainability including budgeting, fundraising, grant-seeking, grant writing, corporate partnership development and contracting with vendors. The topic focuses on the cultivation of effective fiscal approaches for leaders in the nonprofit sector.\n\nNonprofit Government Sector Issues\nThis class explores key themes in the public nonprofit inter-sector discussion:\n\nWith presentation and discussion, we will learn and gain a better understanding of the environments in which nonprofits operate.
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