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Transcript: 1) Team 2) The Problem Why Should I Care? WHY? We believe in the power of ideas. It is in unproven nonprofits that anwers to social problems are waiting to be uncovered. F: the private and public sectors are failing our kids; our nation is falling behind. American innovation; untapped potential of the kids. Time is now to encourage ideas and innovation within the third sector to impact low-income youth There is a clear need and market opportunity: Most of the nonprofits are small, but the smallest and newest ones get the least amount of funding. At the same time, almost a quarter of Bay Area youth are living in poverty. What's the solution? 3) The Solution HOW: We fund start-up Bay Area nonprofits to break the cycle of poverty for low-income youth. New: you have had your 501(c)(3) for 5 years or less, or you're regionally expanding Small: operating budget between $25k-$500K Youth Focused: you serve low-income children in the Bay Area 4) Model Find Impact & measurement intentional Cost effectiveness/conscious/SROI Invest Grants of $10k-$50k GenOps Multi-year (3 year average) Infrastructure/Team development Connect to our network Launch To foundation partner(s) focused on >$50K funding, scale and/or replicability 3b) Competitive Adv Small organization size allows us to be nimble internally Choosing to grant to start-up nonprofits; we believe where no one else will Board covers operating costs = 100% of each $ donated goes directly to programs Our unique access to athletes will raise the visibility of our grantees As the first believer we start a pipeline, with successful launch to larger funders as the goal Geography: SV = the heart and pulse of innovation History: We were born this way because of Ronnie Staff experience: over 15 years working in high-performing NPOs 5) The Future Key Milestones 2012: 1st cohort; unveiling event 2013: 2nd cohort; BOD covering operating costs; annual dinner 2014: 3rd cohort; increased ASHK staffing; 25th anniv dinner & launch 2015: 1st cohort "handed off"; Industry Problem: Class divide/OWS among nonprofits: 80% of dollars go to the same, bigger nonprofits every year 40% of nonprofits were created in the past 10 years but they only receive 15% of the funding Crowded field: over 10,000 nonprofits in Bay Area Yet 75% of nonprofits have a budget under $500K the number of foundations in the U.S. has doubled in the past 20 years, while grant dollars have grown 43 percent since 1999. But the number of registered public charities has tripled in the last decade, far outpacing the growth rate in giving. Competition for funding has never been so steep Poverty Problem: Poor outcomes: 1 in 4 (fabricated stat) youth nonprofits unsuccessful, without lasting impact on kids; 20% of Bay Area kids born poor; 20% don't graduate high school; x % in justice system; number of kids served by Bay Area nonprofits; concentration of nonprofits in affluent vs. impoverished areas WHAT Vision, Direction, Go to Market Plan (may be own slide) The promise ?Should add in Ad BOD names? ?Other key funders? ?Athletes? 7) Closing slide 6) The Ask What's the value add of our solution? WHAT? ASHK provides select organizations the network, skills and capital to be successful and get picked up by larger foundational funders. Target Bay Area 501(c)3 that focus on instilling behavior change (that can break the cycle of poverty) in low-income youth. We have a particular interest in supporting programs that use sports as the vehicle for intentional, lasting change. The grab and WHY 3a) The Target Market & Opp

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Transcript: Imagery Foreshadowing d Imagery paints vivid pictures through sensory details, enhancing the reader's experience by appealing to the senses. Descriptive language creates rich and realistic scenes, evoking emotions and immersing readers in the world of the story. Foreshadowing subtly hints at future events, building suspense and anticipation for readers. The author strategically plants clues and signals, preparing the audience for upcoming plot twists or developments within the narrative. Point of View Symbolism The narrative perspective, whether first-person, third-person, or omniscient, shapes the reader's understanding of the story. It influences the information provided, the character depth revealed, and the reader's connection to the events unfolding. Symbolism in the book adds layers of meaning and depth to the narrative. Objects, colors, and motifs represent abstract ideas, emotions, or themes, providing readers with a nuanced exploration of the story. c Literary Devices and Techniques Explore the intricate tools and techniques employed by the author to enhance the storytelling experience and convey deeper meanings within the narrative. The plot follows a structured narrative arc, progressing from the exposition to the climax and resolution. Each phase of the plot structure serves a specific purpose, building tension, conflict, and resolution in a coherent sequence. Plot Structure Conflict and Resolution Key Events Conflicts within the story create tension and drive character development. The resolutions of these conflicts provide closure and evolution for the characters, leading to growth and transformation within the narrative. Key events in the plot drive the narrative forward, shaping the characters' actions and decisions. These pivotal moments create tension, suspense, and emotional impact, drawing readers deeper into the story. Plot Twist and Climax Unexpected plot twists and a gripping climax keep readers on the edge of their seats, adding depth and intensity to the storyline. The climax resolves the central conflicts and reveals the culmination of the characters' journeys. Plot Summary ” Embark on a journey through the intricate plot structure and captivating storyline that unfolds within the pages of this literary work. e Reception and Reviews Impact on Readers The book's reception in the literary world has been positive, garnering accolades, awards, and praise for its innovative storytelling and compelling narrative. Critic reviews and reader feedback provide valuable insights into the book's strengths and areas for improvement. The book has a profound impact on readers, eliciting emotional responses, stimulating deep reflections, and fostering meaningful discussions. Through its powerful storytelling and thought-provoking themes, the book leaves a lasting impression on those who engage with its narrative. Book Review Presentation Template Strengths and Weaknesses a The book's strengths lie in its memorable characters, engaging plot, and powerful themes that resonate with readers. However, some weaknesses, such as pacing issues or underdeveloped subplots, may detract from the overall reading experience. Critical Evaluation Analyzing and Critiquing a Literary Work Engage in a critical review of the book, assessing its strengths, weaknesses, impact on readers, and overall reception within the literary community. Historical Context Genre and Themes Understanding the historical context of the book is essential to grasp the author's intentions. The time period of [Year] was marked by [Historical Event], which influenced the narrative and characters in profound ways. The book falls under the genre of [Literary Genre], exploring themes such as [Theme 1], [Theme 2], and [Theme 3]. These themes delve deep into societal issues, personal growth, and moral dilemmas. Overview of the Author Synopsis of the Book The author of the book, [Author's Name], was born in [Year] and is renowned for their contribution to [Literary Genre]. Their unique writing style has captivated readers worldwide. This book, [Book Title], follows the journey of [Main Character] as they navigate through [Central Theme]. The storyline is rich with twists and turns, keeping readers engaged from start to finish. Introduction to the Book Dive into the world of the author's creation as we dissect the nuances of this literary masterpiece. Main Characters b The main characters, such as [Character 1], [Character 2], and [Character 3], play pivotal roles in the storyline. Their unique traits, backgrounds, and relationships shape the narrative and drive the plot forward. Analysis of Characters ” Enter the character realm of the book as we dissect the personalities, motivations, and transformations that drive the narrative forward. Character Development Witness the growth and evolution of the characters throughout the book, from their initial introduction to the resolution of their story arcs. Analyze how their decisions, experiences, and

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Transcript: Gang - An organized group of criminals Gang Prevention Police Services Community Assessment Action Networks http://www.gangprevention.ca/partners/about-us Correctional Facilities People often join gangs because; They give a sense of friendship and family They have not developed the skills to constructively express feelings of anger and rage They have no hope and see no alternative For survival Gangs are a part of family tradition Canada has 434 youth gangs with roughly 7,000 members nationally Canadian youth gangs: Ontario has around 216 youth gangs with roughly 3,320 members, Saskatchewan has 28 gangs and 1,315 members, followed by British Columbia with 102 youth gangs and 1,027 members 94% of gang members are male 48% of youth gang members are under the age of 18 & 39% are between 16 and 18 years old Police & The Causes Of Gang Affiliation The Hells Angels are a world wide motorcycle gang, whom are often associated with riding Harley Davidson motorcycles. Motto: "Angels Forever, Forever Angels" Founded in Fontana, California, 1948. Members are known to participate in violent crimes such as drug dealing, trafficking stolen goods, extortion and are involved in prostitution. Known to organize social events such as group road trips, fundraisers, parties, and motorcycle rallies. Nearest Hells Angels chapter would be in Toronto. Need to learn to stop the problem before it occurs; focus on youth. class courses, public programs, etc. Come up with rehabilitation programs that are more accessible/available Make therapy groups (or even individual) therapy, so gang members have someone to talk too **Ensure that those willing to get help will be safe to join/attend these programs (have safe spots) On December 6 1969, Meredith Hunter was killed while attending the Altamont Free Festival by a member of the Hells Angels. It was during the Rolling Stones’ set, that a 21-year-old Hells Angel named Alan Passaro stabbed a gun-wielding 18-year-old named Meredith Hunter to death just 20 feet in front of the stage. The Rolling Stones had hired several Hells Angels to work as security during the event. Why Are Gangs An Issue Gang crimes; Drug smuggling and sales Arms trafficking Theft Human trafficking Illegal immigration Battery Extortion Kidnapping Murder Financial crimes Etc. Organizations & Services Thursday, July 2, 2016 The Rolling Stones Disaster At Altamont The Hells Angels The Death Of Meredith Hunter Who Are They Gang Statistics Areas Of Need Ad Campaign Cons & Solutions Addressing The Issue Facts cited The poster can be placed in any public area including; schools, bus stops, community centers, public message boards, etc. Correctional Facilities How do we solve the problem? Community Assessment Action Networks (C.A.A.N) GANGS: Hells Angels Areas Still In Need Barker, T. (2004, December). Exporting American Organized Crime-Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs. Peotone, IL: National Gang Crime Research Center Retrieved April, 2016, from https://www.ncjrs.gov/App/Publications/abstract.aspx?ID=206140 Community Assessment Action Networks employees. (2016). About Us | Gang Prevention. British Columbia, Canada: Justice Education Society of BC. Retrieved 2016, from http://www.gangprevention.ca/partners/about-us Dulaney, W. L. (2005, November). A Brief History of "Outlaw" Motorcycle Clubs. Fort Lauderdale, FL: International Journal Of Motorcycle Studies. Retrieved April, 2016, from http://ijms.nova.edu/November2005/IJMS_Artcl.Dulaney.html Federal Bureau of Investigation. (2007). Hell's Angels: The FBI Files. Minneapolis, MN: Filiquarian Publishing, LLC. Retrieved April, 2016. History.com Staff. (2009). The Altamont Festival brings the 1960s to a violent end. United States: A+E Networks. Retrieved April, 2016, from http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/the-altamont-festival-brings-the-1960s-to-a-violent-end James, R. (2009, August 03). The Hells Angels. United States: Time Inc.. Retrieved April, 2016, from http://content.time.com/time/nation/ article/0,8599,1914201,00.html Maysles, A., Maysles, D., & Zwerin, C.(Directors). (1970, December 6). Gimme Shelter [Motion picture]. United States: Maysles Films Inc., Cinema V (UK), 20th Century Fox (USA). Retrieved April, 2016. Miller, A. (2016, January 22). Raids at Hells Angels clubhouse in Toronto and Oshawa townhouse net $30K in drugs, 8 charged. Toronto, ON: Global News. Retrieved April, 2016, from http://globalnews.ca/news/2471770/raids-at-hells-angels-hq-in-toronto-and-oshawa-townhouse-net-30k-in-drugs-8-charged/ Parker, A. (2009, November 10). How The Hells Angels Motorcycle Club Works. United States: HowStuffWorks.com. Retrieved April, 2016, from http://auto.howstuffworks.com/hells-angels.htm RCMP. (2006). Youth gangs in Canada: What do we know? Ottawa, ON: Government of Canada: Public Safety Canada. Retrieved 2016, from https://www.publicsafety.gc.ca/cnt/rsrcs/pblctns/gngs-cnd/index-en.aspx#fn11 Thompson, H. S. (1999). Hell's Angels: A strange and terrible saga. New York, NY: Modern

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Transcript: Your name Phenomenon / technology Title write your research question here Explain how your phenomenon or technology works make sure you tell us specifically how your foundational concept is involved in your application/phenomenon How does it work? Link to Demo or video What is it? give a definition and general explanation of your phenomenon or technology here What is it TEXT TEXT PICTURES PICTURES WHO Provide an explanation of who uses this technology or who experiences this phenomenon. Why would someone use it? Who uses it? TIMELINE TIMELINE (optional) 2019 MAP MAP (optional) TOPIC 4 Next phase / roots Foundational Concept

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Transcript: Conclusion In conclusion, the book elicits a powerful emotional response, fosters personal connections, provides valuable insights, and leaves a lasting impact on readers. Recommendations The book is highly recommended for its thought-provoking themes, captivating storytelling, and enriching narrative that leaves a lasting impression on readers. Introduction to the Book Book Review Presentation Template Unveiling the Mind Behind the Words Book Genre This book belongs to the mystery genre, blending elements of suspense and unexpected twists to captivate readers. Personal Connection Click to add text Readers find themselves drawn into the narrative, forming personal bonds with the characters and experiencing a range of emotions throughout the journey. Click to add text Plot Summary Author Background Setting The plot revolves around a complex murder case that unravels hidden agendas and shocking revelations, keeping readers on the edge of their seats. The author, known for their intriguing storytelling, has a background in literature and a passion for social commentary. The story unfolds in a quaint village with cobblestone streets and hidden secrets, creating a rich backdrop for the narrative. Exploring the Pages Impact on Audience Personal Reflections Main Characters The book's profound themes and relatable characters deeply resonate with readers, prompting self-reflection and emotional connections. Meet the protagonist, a determined detective with a tragic past, and the enigmatic suspect who holds the key to the mystery. Reflecting on the impact, personal connection, recommendations, and conclusion of the book. Exploration of Love The theme of love is intricately woven throughout the storyline, portraying both its beauty and complexity. Themes in the Book Betrayal and Trust The book explores themes of love, betrayal, and redemption in a captivating narrative. The concept of betrayal and trust plays a significant role in shaping the characters' decisions and relationships, adding a layer of suspense to the plot. Inner Struggles and Resilience Journey to Redemption The book delves into the inner struggles of the characters, highlighting their resilience in the face of adversity, and showcasing the human capacity for overcoming challenges. Redemption serves as a central theme, portraying characters' quests for forgiveness and self-discovery, leading to powerful moments of transformation and growth. Closing the presentation Summarize each point you made Give quick call-backs so your audience remembers Make it clear this is the end Introduce your first point This is where your presentation starts. Provide context for your audience and make it easy for them to follow. Make a bold statement Keep your words short and punchy so your audience stays focused. You can add imagery and frames to keep their attention where you want it. Follow up with another point Put a bold statement here Put something fun or important here Keep your words short and punchy so your audience stays focused. You can add imagery and frames to keep their attention where you want it. Write something high-impact about this photo Use this space for details that you haven’t talked about yet. Relate what you’re saying to the nearby image so your audience has a visual, too.

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Transcript: d The Middle As the story progresses, the middle section builds upon the established foundation, developing conflicts and character arcs to drive the plot forward. The End The Beginning The culmination of the narrative reveals resolutions to conflicts, character transformations, and the overall impact of the story's events. The initial phase of the plot sets the stage for the unfolding story, introducing characters, conflicts, and the primary setting. c Combining Image Keywords Deconstructing the Plot Click to add text The plot analysis delves into the narrative structure of the book, exploring its beginning, middle, and end to uncover key storytelling elements. The Antagonist The primary opposing force or character creating conflict and tension in the story. The Protagonist The central character driving the storyline and experiencing significant growth throughout the narrative. Supporting Characters Exploring Main Characters The secondary characters providing depth, context, and support to the protagonist and antagonist. Understanding the central figures shaping the narrative and themes of the book. e Tonal Variance Book Review Presentation Template The text alternates between varied tones, from somber and introspective to light-hearted and humorous, enhancing the depth and complexity of the narrative. Language Precision a Crafting Language and Tone The author employs precise and evocative language to create vivid imagery and evoke emotional responses from readers. The author's choice of language and tone plays a crucial role in shaping the reader's experience and understanding of the narrative. Analyzing the Key Themes and Characters Overview of the Book Setting the Stage for Exploration The book is a gripping tale that delves into complex themes of love, betrayal, and redemption, woven through rich character interactions and a captivating storyline. Introduction to the purpose of the review and an overview of the book. Purpose of the Review The review aims to analyze the key themes, characters, and plot of the book, providing an insightful critique for readers. Theme 2: [Name] b Theme 2 sheds light on the theme of [Name] and its implications throughout the storyline. It captures the essence of [specific aspect]. Theme 3: [Name] Exploring Major Themes Theme 3 delves into the theme of [Name], revealing its intricate connection to character motives and actions. It portrays [specific detail or impact]. f Discover the profound themes that shape the narrative and characters. Theme 1: [Name] Review Summary Theme 1 explores the concept of [Name] and its significance in the book. It delves into [specific detail or insight]. Summarizing the key themes, characters, and plot elements of the book Personal Reflections Reflective Conclusion Sharing personal insights, reactions, and overall experience with the book A thoughtful contemplation on the book's essence and personal connection

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Transcript: Book Review Presentation Template Analyzing the Key Themes and Messages Analyzing literature enhances critical thinking skills, deepens comprehension of societal issues, and fosters a deeper appreciation for the author's craft and message. Symbolism and motifs add depth to the narrative, offering symbolic representations of abstract ideas or concepts. Importance of Analyzing Literature Exploring Symbolism and Motifs Purpose of Book Reviews Identifying Themes in the Book Book reviews provide readers with a glimpse into the content, style, and significance of a book, helping them make informed decisions on what to read next. Themes are recurring ideas that weave through the storyline, reflecting the author's message on society, human nature, or life. Choosing the Book for Review Selecting the right book for review is crucial for a comprehensive analysis. Understanding the author's background can provide valuable insights into the book's context and themes. Understanding the Author's Background Book reviews serve as insightful critiques and guides for readers, shedding light on the essence and impact of literary works. The Essence of Book Reviews Exploring the author's background, including their life experiences, beliefs, and cultural influences, can offer valuable perspectives on the book's themes and messages. Author context adds depth to the review and enriches the interpretation of the book. Selecting a Relevant Book Identifying the underlying themes in a book provides insight into its deeper meanings and messages. Unveiling the Key Themes When choosing a book for review, consider the genre, relevance to current issues, and its impact on readers. A relevant book enhances the analysis and engages the audience effectively. Providing Personal Insights and Critiques Writing a Clear Summary Expressing your impressions based on personal experience enriches the review. Share your reflections, opinions, and critical analysis to engage readers on a deeper level. Summarizing the main points concisely helps readers grasp the book's essence. Include key plot elements, character arcs, and thematic elements to provide a comprehensive overview. Character development delves into the evolution of protagonists and supporting characters, showcasing their growth, conflicts, and complexities throughout the narrative. Character Development Crafting an engaging book review involves writing a clear summary and providing insightful critiques. Your review should capture the essence of the book while offering a unique perspective to readers. Crafting a Compelling Book Review The plot structure outlines the sequence of events and narrative arcs, while conflicts drive the story forward, building tension and engaging readers in the storyline. Plot Structure and Conflict Character development and plot intricacies shape the narrative depth and reader engagement in a book review. Evaluating Characters and Plot

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