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Help Project Jason Change America

Imagine if you had one of your family members disappear, then you found out there are many unidentified bodies with no procedures to find out who they are.

One could be your loved one and you would never know it.

Project Jason has worked for years to get better procedures in place to help. Now there is a chance to get this matter some attention.

Amira Fouad: RezEd.org Releases First Seasonal Report on Ethics and Virtual Worlds

The MacArthur Foundation recently put out this press release regarding RezEd.org and their first report on ethics and virtual worlds.

Amira Fouad: RezEd.org Releases First Seasonal Report on Ethics and Virtual Worlds

You can download the report here.

Network Culture Project - Public Good Challenge Part 3 Released!

Draxtor Despres has done it again. Part 3 of the Network Culture Project is now available and is just as informative and professionally done as Parts 1 and 2. Kudos, Drax!!

Real World Impacts from the Virtual World - Nov. 17

Please save the date on this upcoming event in Second Life on "Real World Impacts from the Virtual World" on learning in virtual worlds on November 17 from 3-5pm. There are several of your non-profit colleagues who will be participating including Techsoup, Native Lands, the Ability Commons, the Texas Obesity Research Center, and Global Kids.
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REAL WORLD IMPACTS FROM THE VIRTUAL WORLD
Sneak Preview of MacArthur Foundation's new island in Second Life
November 17th 1-5PM PST

Common Ground Event - ORANGE is in da house!

Group Notice From: Zinnia Zauber

Please join us Thursday at 7 PM SLT for Common Ground @ Plush Nonprofit Commons!

The Common Ground event is an opportunity for nonprofit folks and people curious about our causes to meet and greet on a weekly basis. There will be networking, dancing, and merriment!

To enjoy unity and a chance to go through your clothing inventory with glee - our color theme is ORANGE!

IM Ricken Flow, our awesome DJ, your song requests!

Next week - YELLOW!

SL Celebration of Human Rights - Dec. 10

As you may have heard there is going to be a Festival in SL celebrating Human Rights starting 10 December. It´s 60 years since the UN launched the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

We have started now to organize the festival. How big it will be depends on how many events, concerts & exhibitions YOU send us.

We hope that you all think this is important and will help us to make this Festival a successful one.

A travel HUD will take people to different locations in SL with exhibitions, concerts and events promoting human rights issues. There will also be a website.

Transitions: A Place for Dreams Has a Project in the Knight News Challenge

Transitions: A Place for Dreams has a project in the Knight News Challenge. We'd like you to check it out. We hope you love it and will rate it high for us!

http://tinyurl.com/65ujv2

VIRTUAL PRAXIS: A Conference on Women's Community in Second Life - Nov. 15

Many thanks to Penguin Kuhn for passing along all of the information on Virtual Praxis. There is loads of information here, so enjoy and let Penguin know if you would like to attend.

Here's the program for our upcoming conference -- if you'd like to attend, let me know and I will add you to the group.

To be held on Minerva, the teaching and research space in Second Life maintained by The Department of Women’s Studies, Ohio State University
Saturday, November 15, 2008

More Great Info on the Halloween Party

Many thanks to Anika for sharing the full scoop on the Halloween party...

NPC Halloween Party - A Howling Success!

October 25 hosted all sorts of ghouls, goblins and other odd entities at the NPC Halloween party. DJ Ricken Flow rocked the dance floor while party goers went trick-or-treating from office to office. All in attendance had a devilishly delightful time and are looking forward to the next big NPC event. Many thanks to everyone who helped make this event a huge success!

Twitter Buzz

Who's all a-Twitter about the NPSL?

read the tweets...

 

Many thanks to Brownrice Internet for hosting the NPSL site.

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