http://www.visualeditors.org A 501(c)(3) non-profit charity Mon, 25 Jan 2010 08:51:15 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Visual Editors produces and operates several key Web sites and interactive services. Visual Editors is main site with forums, jobs board groups and portfolio reviews. Camp Versatile Journalism hosts the training events in video journalism and multimedia reporting. Charles Apple produces a widely-read blog about visual journalism issues. Alan Formby Jackson contributes a U.K. ... http://www.visualeditors.org/2010/charity/01/visit-visual-editor-web-sites/ Please support the non-profit classroom for visual journalism by pledging a donation to VisualEditors.org. Direct your gift to one of four areas of need. General Support (The Web site and general operations)   Workshop support (i.e. tuition for out-of-work journalists to attend)   Bruce Allen White Montgomery Scholarship University scholarship)   Education (Tutorials and training resources) Non-Profit Organization Information Visual Editors, ... http://www.visualeditors.org/2009/charity/12/make-a-donation-here/ Thanks for supporting Visual Editors - the classroom for visual journalism. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="375" caption="Thanks for supporting the non-profit"][/caption] http://www.visualeditors.org/2009/charity/12/thanks-for-your-support/ Millions of pages, frequent and focused visitor traffic. Visual Editors serves hard to reach editorial executives and creative leaders in newsrooms around the world. The audience composition is focused and egaged. The numbers show heavy usage from core members and considerable strength in time spent at the site and in return visits. Contact ... http://www.visualeditors.org/2007/charity/06/about-the-audience/ Sponsors of Visual Editors have included Beamups.com, The Toronto Star, Chicago Sun-Times, KircherBurhardt, Topix.net, The Orlando Sentinel, the San Jose Mercury News, and the Font Bureau. Gifts are tax deductible and in-kind donations are always welcome. Contact an officer of Visual Editors to discuss the additional benefits of making a tax-advantaged ... http://www.visualeditors.org/2007/charity/06/sponsorships-and-corporate-giving/ The Visual Editors charity provides free learning opportunities to students and the public through online forums, journalism critiques, and seminars. The Visual Editors peer-to-peer education concept helps student journalists and also helps make journalism practices more transparent to lay people. Visual Editors provides message boards, blogs and multimedia journalism learning tools ... http://www.visualeditors.org/2006/charity/11/educational-purpose/ Visual Editors serves tens of thousands of unique users each month. Sponsor support makes possible the research, digital learning environment, programming and seminars Visual Editors develops to provide students with a wide range of scholastic resources. http://www.visualeditors.org/2006/charity/10/what-do-donations-pay-for/ Visual Editors received official 501(c)(3) status by the Internal Revenue Service allowing contributions from donors to qualify as tax deductions. According to IRS rules, contributions dating back to the founding in 2004 qualify for tax exemptions. If you prefer to make a donation by check, it should be made payable to ... http://www.visualeditors.org/2006/charity/10/gifts-are-tax-deductible/ No. The private donations the charity collects are used to develop and operate the educational activities, learning tools and resources for the Visual Editors web site and seminars. Board members serve one-year terms and the officers volunteer their time and expertise. http://www.visualeditors.org/2006/charity/10/are-the-board-members-paid/ Visual Editors is the online classroom and meeting hall where student and working journalists from newsrooms around the world come to study the latest reporting, editing and design techniques, story forms, media trends, and interactive strategies. Visual Editors documents feedback from high school and college students students who are studying ... http://www.visualeditors.org/2006/charity/10/used-by-students-journalists-and-educators/