Studio C's new class is underway, and 17 teams are working their way through 12 weeks of poverty reduction curriculum, which will be implemented different for each nonprofit.
In years past, the Cincinnati ReelAbilities Film Festival has attracted more than 8,000 attendees, but this year’s Festival is shaping up to be bigger than ever.
“Words of Wisdom” will take place on March 31 at Spicefire in Over-the-Rhine. The exhibit will feature work from established local artists and designers, as well as work by young women from area schools.
WaterStep International is the only nonprofit member of Pipeline H2O's inaugural class. It's seeking help in building a business, as well as how to develop a scalable model of its mini water chlorination plant.
Relying on a disruptive business model and a partnership with nonprofit group Per Scholas, Thrive connects Greater Cincinnati's untapped talent pool with high-quality jobs.
Mario Jovan Shaw, a University of Cincinnati grad, made Forbes' list of 30 Under 30 in the social entrepreneurship category.
Amy Thompson was recently named the new leadership director of two of the Chamber's leadership programs. She's also involved in the Chamber's new Alumni Network.
CoSign provided new signs to local businesses in Northside and Covington, and now it's launching nationally. Its first stop: Iowa City.
On April 11, a combined orchestra, made up of students from Indian Hill, Mariemont and Madeira high schools, will perform under the conductorship of the Cincinnati Pops’ John Morris Russell.
ANDalyze was developed in the chemistry labs at the University of Illinois. The technology uses DNA enzymes to detect and measure water contaminants with portable testing units; with the help of Pipeline H2O, the company is looking to broaden its scope.
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