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People are compassionate by nature, but do not give rationally. They give more to a crisis affecting a few, and less to chronic conditions that affect the masses (e.g., poverty, war). They give more to a person with a name and face, and less to a group suffering from the same conditions. They even give more to causes with younger children and less to older youth. How do we ask in a way that connects donors and volunteers with the people and communities we serve? How do we talk about those whom we serve in a way that does not add to the distance others feel toward them? In this workshop, we integrate decision-making science with our communication practice and find intersections for more effective ways of asking. Particularly suited for social and human service non-profit organizations.
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LocationThe Office of Child Development (View)
400 North Lexington Avenue
Pittsburgh , PA 15235
United States
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| Kid Friendly: No |
| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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