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Month: November 2017

When we don’t proselytize

When we don’t proselytize

Posted by Mackenzie | Nov 30, 2017 | Outreach |

This post is likely to make people very uncomfortable. Please bear with me. Let’s think...

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What’s in a Meme? – Humor as Outreach and Engagement

What’s in a Meme? – Humor as Outreach and Engagement

Posted by Kathleen | Nov 27, 2017 | Advertising, Outreach, Social Media |

Quaker meeting has begun.   No more laughing, no more fun….. (Children’s Rhyme) Due in...

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