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  • Nia’s Assets: 3D Girls Incorporated

    I created a more professional logo for their program ” Girls Link Up.” I understand the idea of the chain link to the “L”, but it doesn’t give the correct appeal to parents or young women that we are in this together. I added the “3D” in a purple heart to show the connection to the Nonprofit as a whole, but to also show love within it. The hands holding shows the diversity and how united all girls could be as one. Lastly, I added a symbolic outline of a young woman to show that they are the center of it all.

    The organization focuses on S.T.E.A.M. mentoring, social-emotional wellness, and support for new and expecting mothers. Through educational programs, parent engagement, and mental-health-oriented services, 3D Girls Inc. positions itself as a community resource dedicated to growth, resilience, and opportunity.

    As the assets are only a steppingstone towards helping 3D Girls Incorporated grow their rebranding through these new additions and hopefully gather more intel on other ways as well. By clicking the hyperlinks below, you can reach more information :

    #1: The Mission Statement on Social Media Platforms

    #2: Logo For “Girls of Link Up”

    #3: Donation Marketing

    #4: Digital Content

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    Digital Content

    The digital content looks like the main source of information that 3D Girls Incorporation uses to communicate with their audience. I think simple is better and informative digital content could be more interactive if the sources given were less complex. I know volunteering is huge with nonprofit and is really prominent when it comes to push forward on helping the community. 3D Girls Incorporation definitely needs to continue to stay on that path of communicating with their audience on being involved to open up outlets to the other programs in these pathways offered. These simple flyers could be easier to distribute if done consistently.

    BY NIA DAVIS

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    Donation Marketing

    I think 3D Girls Incorporated ask and post about their donations primarily over all platforms that they have. I feel that many of the individuals who donate – big or small, should get created a certificate of recognition to show appreciation and not too just the big companies for all the many people who donate to 3D Girls Incorporation. This certificate will make people want to show and share to others to donate but also help express to other the importance of 3D Girls Incorporation mission. Overall, I feel like using this donation marketing technique could help promote on all social media platforms and highlight why they love 3D Girls Incorporation.

    BY NIA DAVIS

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    LOGO FOR “GIRLS OF LINK UP”

    I created a more professional logo for their program ” Girls Link Up.” I understand the idea of the chain link to the “L”, but it doesn’t give the correct appeal to parents or young women that we are in this together. I added the “3D” in a purple heart to show the connection to the Nonprofit as a whole, but to also show love within it. The hands holding shows the diversity and how united all girls could be as one. Lastly, I added a symbolic outline of a young woman to show that they are the center of it all.

    BY NIA DAVIS

  • Content Artifact #1

    The Mission Statement on Social Media Platforms

    3D Girls Inc. uses its social media platforms to communicate a clear mission centered on empowering young women and girls. The message highlights a commitment to helping youth believe in themselves, dream beyond limitations, and achieve personal and academic success. I decided to highlight the mission statement to be believing, dreaming and achieving. The organization focuses on S.T.E.A.M. mentoring, social-emotional wellness, and support for new and expecting mothers. Through educational programs, parent engagement, and mental-health-oriented services, 3D Girls Inc. positions itself as a community resource dedicated to growth, resilience, and opportunity. I think the online link in the bio should be a link tree to the multiple different outlets they offer and not just donation in their online presence which should emphasizes encouragement, empowerment, and intentional mentorship for girls across Atlanta and surrounding communities. I created a link to combine and focus on the mission of the platforms.

    BY NIA DAVIS

  • Achieving Quality Promotion Skills for Better Community Participation in Non-Profits

    Achieving Quality Promotion Skills for Better Community Participation in Non-Profits

    Photo From Bryan Riedel

    THE IMPROVEMENT THAT I WANT IN MY SKILLS ….

    For our next collaborative project in audit teams, I want to focus on developing my strategic communication and community engagement skills. These abilities are essential for promoting non-profit organizations and encouraging stronger community participation. From my experience, I’ve learned that effective communication goes beyond simply sharing information—it involves building trust, understanding audience needs, and creating messages that inspire people to act on it. This project gives me the opportunity to improve how I analyze and design communication strategies that connect with diverse groups. I’m especially interested in exploring how non-profits use language, tone, and visuals to express their mission and values. I want to learn how digital platforms, such as social media and online campaigns, can help organizations strengthen their public presence to reach a wider audience. I hope to gain a deeper understanding of how thoughtful and strategic messaging can motivate people to get involved and support meaningful causes.

    My audit team will also help me grow academically and professionally by allowing me to exchange these ideas. We can evaluate how effectively a non-profit’s promotional efforts reflect its mission and engage the community. My goal is to identify both the strengths and weaknesses in the organization’s communication practices, such as clarity of “the message.” Overall, I believe that enhancing my communication and engagement skills will not only help me succeed in this project but also prepare me for future professional opportunities.

    THE NON-PROFIT THAT CONNECTS WITH ME THE MOST … “JARED’S HEART OF SUCCESS” & HERE IS MY STRATEGY !

    I want to strengthen my strategic communication and community engagement skills to better understand how non-profits connect with their audiences. These skills are essential for organizations like Jared’s Heart of Success, which focuses on empowering youth through mentoring, leadership, and advocacy. I want to truly make an impact by helping non-profits communicate their mission clearly and consistently while inspiring people to get involved. Altogether by developing this skill, it will help me analyze how content can motivate and build trust within a community. In Meghan Casey’s The Content Strategy Toolkit, she explains how I can explore practical ways to plan and manage communication strategies that could improve outreach and engagement for non-profits.

    Chapter 10: Planning and Organizing Content

    In Chapter 10, Casey (2025) discusses how a well-structured content plan ensures that every message aligns with an organization’s mission and audience needs. She explains that strong communication begins with setting clear goals and understanding what information matters most to the audience. For Jared’s Heart of Success, this means creating content that tells powerful stories of youth empowerment and highlights opportunities for community involvement. A content plan could even include scheduled updates, consistent branding, and clear motives to action that make people want to participate. I think by applying these strategies, it would help me understand how effective planning leads to consistent messaging and deeper engagement.

    Chapter 11: Content Governance and Sustainability

    In Chapter 11, Casey (2015) focuses on how content governance helps organizations maintain quality, consistency, and accountability. Casey emphasizes on how creating these guidelines for tone, visuals, and review could help the process. If we put this altogether, this could make sure that all communication remains authentic, and mission driven. For Jared’s Heart of Success specifically, I think that having clear governance would ensure that all materials from social media and posts to website will show how the organization’s values of empowerment. In the long-term, this trust with audiences will also show professionalism. After everything I learned from this chapter, I can see how the improvement of Jared’s Heart of Success consistent organization such as posting schedules, message coordination, and content review processes could help this non-profit spread there message.

    Non-Profits, Social Media & Mission

    According to Morgan, DeMasters, and Wiley (2025), successful non-profits use social media and digital communication to not just share information, but to create meaning. Their research emphasizes that aligning online content with an organization’s mission improves credibility, transparency, and public engagement. For Jared’s Heart of Success, this means ensuring that every message, post, and campaign reflects its mission to educate the youth. I think by applying these strategies, the organization can use digital platforms to highlight personal success stories as well. The authors of this article also stress that authenticity and responsiveness are crucial for sustaining relationships with supporters. This perspective helps me see how clear communication and timely engagement can inspire people to take action to joining the organization’s mission. Even by strengthening these skills, it will allow me to analyze and contribute to Jared’s Heart of Success’s outreach efforts by also focusing on how digital storytelling can bring community participation. I think overall this research supports my goal of becoming a more effective communicator who can help non-profits design impactful, ethical, and engaging communication strategies to help boost participation.

    More You Could Know Through These Citations ….

    About GAgives on Giving Tuesday: fundraising platform to raise money and access free campaign resources!

    Jared’s Heart of Success: Empowering the Youth!

    Meghan Casey’s The Content Strategy Toolkit (2015)

    Morgan, DeMasters, and Wiley (2025)

  • CITYCAMP ATLANTA 2025: FLYER CREATION

    CITYCAMP ATLANTA 2025: FLYER CREATION

    My inspiration for creating this flyer came from the idea of community empowerment and civic freedom that Citycamp is bringing to the city of Atlanta. I wanted the design to catch the attention of the different career backgrounds from people such as organizers, technologists, artists, and designers. I wanted this flyer to show how creativity can come together to build solutions for the city of Atlanta. I really built the flyer to enhance the local pride and identity that inspires this event which is about strengthening the community from within. Overall, this flyer represents not just an event, but a vision for everyone to create positive change in their community.

    WHAT WAS THE INFORMATION I GATHERED TO MAKE THIS FLYER AND FIX THE ISSUES ?

    I gathered information about the goals of Civic Tech Atlanta and its CityCamp 2025 event from the Eventbrite. From details about the event itself, such as the date and what participants can expect, but most importantly finding ways to stay involved. The issues that needed to be fix was bringing forward the details and the information towards the audience they wanted to attract. I made sure to include Civic Tech Atlanta’s broader goals, such as and incorporating their mission quote, “We are here to save us.” I decided to use imagery of the Atlanta skyline to connect the flyer to the local community as well. The information I gathered allowed me to create a flyer that not only announces the event but also communicates its deeper purpose of community-driven change.

    HOW COULD THIS ARTIFACT BE DEPLOYED ?

    I think this flyer could be deployed in both digital and physical spaces to reach the audience more directly. The flyer could be shared on Civic Tech Atlanta’s social media platforms and send email newsletters to spread awareness quicker. I think also if it was posted on the organization’s website or distributed through online groups to help focus on community building. I think by deploying it across both online and offline channels, the flyer can maximize its impact.

  • The Center for Civic Innovation:  What is next for the city of Atlanta?

    The Center for Civic Innovation: What is next for the city of Atlanta?

    Atlanta has always been a city shaped by innovation, activism, and resilience. From its beginning role in the Civil Rights Movement to its position today as the origin for culture and business, the city continues to grow and change. The Center for Civic Innovation (CCI) leads this progress by supporting leaders, entrepreneurs, and community members who are working to address Atlanta’s most pressing challenges.

    The Center for Civic Innovation (CCI) in Atlanta has a YouTube channel labeled “Civic Atlanta” with videos to show community engagement and highlight stories of local leaders managing community projects. The CCI makes civic innovation more accessible on social platforms to amplify the voices of people creating change and gives opportunities for many who may not attend in-person events to still get involved in the efforts to build stronger communities.

    The Center for Civic Innovation’s “Good Trouble” is a program that recognizes community leaders who challenge systems of injustice and motivates Atlanta residents to participate in these civil duties of positive change. Congressman John Lewis famously encouraged people to get into “good trouble” by standing up for justice and equality. Whether it is by voting or organizing, this inspiration serves as a call to action to celebrate and to continue connecting to grow for future generations.

    Photo by Anthony Geathers On Culturetype

    We can acknowledge that real change will happen when the residents of Atlanta have a voice in shaping the policies and programs that affect their everyday lives. The future of Atlanta depends on how well the city addresses these decisions, but also how well you know what is happening. The CCI offers insights and a calendar on the issues that are happening in the city such as affordable housing, food security, and city hall outcomes in their resources. When you are taking these steps of looking ahead, you can be ahead on being prepared as well.

    Atlanta’s next chapter will be changed by the people who call it home. The Center for Civic Innovation is one of many organizations leading the way to build Atlanta as the city of the future for community – driven prosperity.

    Support The Change !

    Photo By Georgia Social Impact Collaborative

    *Updated*

    I decided to update my blog post more vividly to highlight the diversity and positive visuals of what the Center of Civic Innovation represents. I turned the background text of the introduction and conclusion paragraph opaque to center the importance. I supported this by highlight the cited photo links pink and the title of the paragraphs black with yellow font. I felt like this would help the reader know and signify the difference on what is being discussed next. I wanted to show more visuals by adding a black and white portrait of congressman John Lewis to show how the fight for equality represented seriousness, but also serious actions to spread the influence of “Good Trouble”. As someone who is part of festival the community, I wanted to show how big and diverse this impact could be towards the cause as well – by using the photo. I finished off the blog post with a photo of the Center of Civic innovation logo.

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