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We are Spy Hop: Showing Up During COVID-19

We are Spy Hop: Showing Up During COVID-19

2020-06-17

Convergence Design Lab;

During COVID-19, Spy Hop, a Utah-based youth media organization, effectively engaged several hundred young people in media arts education locally and nationally by swiftly pivoting to a bold experimental virtual approach. This ethnography conducted by Convergence Design Lab reports that while many youth-service organizations furloughed staff and paused operations during COVID-19, Spy Hop adapted to quickly deliver virtual programs to a geographically and age diverse population of youth.The report is a 16 page chronicle that vividly describes the challenges and decision-making process that occurred at Spy Hop between late March and early June 2020. The report finds that Spy Hop succeeded as a direct result of its facility with three particular organizational behaviors and that these behaviors shed light on what collective resilience looks like in action. Specifically, Convergence Design Lab observed Spy Hop:

Small Employers and the Small Business Health Options Program (SHOP): Results from a National Study of Employers with 50 or Fewer Employees about Health Insurance

Small Employers and the Small Business Health Options Program (SHOP): Results from a National Study of Employers with 50 or Fewer Employees about Health Insurance

2015-12-01

GMMB;

The Affordable Care Act (ACA) has several implications for small businesses, but one opportunity is the Small Business Health Options Program or SHOP, an online marketplace for small businesses with features designed to offer flexibility to both employers and employees. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation commissioned a national study of small employers, conducted by PerryUndem Research/Communication and GMMB, to understand their feelings about offering health insurance. In particular, the study explored awareness of and interest in SHOP. It also tested its features and identified messengers to learn how best to communicate with small employers about the benefits of using SHOP.This report presents findings from focus groups held in Baltimore and Salt Lake City, as well as a national survey of 821 small employers with two to 50 employees. Focus groups were held in August 2015. The survey fielded September 18 through September 29. The margin of error for the survey is +/- 3.4 percentage points. Methodology, survey toplines, and the full public use data set are also available.

Newspapers Turning Ideas into Dollars: Four Revenue Success Stories

Newspapers Turning Ideas into Dollars: Four Revenue Success Stories

2013-02-11

Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in Journalism;

The report follows a year-long effort to identify newspaper successes in the search for new business models. This report analyzes four such dailies -- the Naples (Fla.) Daily News, the Santa Rosa (Calif.) Press Democrat, the (Salt Lake City) Deseret News, the Columbia (Tenn.) Daily Herald -- whose executives explained, in detail, the motivation and strategy behind their experiments and shared internal data about the results. Their innovations-ranging from sales force restructuring to rebranding the print product to web consulting for local merchants-are generating significant new income.

Whatever it Takes: How Twelve Communities are Reconnecting Out-of-School Youth

Whatever it Takes: How Twelve Communities are Reconnecting Out-of-School Youth

2006-07-01

American Youth Policy Forum;

Whatever It Takes: How Twelve Communities Are Reconnecting Out-Of-School Youth documents what committed educators, policymakers, and community leaders across the country are doing to reconnect out-of-school youth to the social and economic mainstream. It provides background on the serious high school dropout problem and describes in-depth what twelve communities are doing to reconnect dropouts to education and employment training. It also includes descriptions of major national program models serving out-of-school youth.

Implementing the Neighborhood Stabilization Program: Community Stabilization in the NeighborWorks Network

Implementing the Neighborhood Stabilization Program: Community Stabilization in the NeighborWorks Network

2011-01-01

ABG Consulting;

This report presents case studies of 12 nonprofit housing and community development organizations working to stabilize communities. It explains how the "five C's" of community stabilization help define and identify effective local community stabilization.

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