What’s the difference between a blog and a website? A blog is frequently updated and is more interactive than a traditional website because readers can leave comments.
CAHU offers 5 blogs plus Capitol Rap. The headlines from the most recent post to blog appear underneath the blog’s name. Click on “View Blog” or the headline to read the complete entry on the blog.
- Foundation: news and information about charitable fund raising and Foundation processes and procedures
- Legislative and Public Affairs: news and information about legislative and public affairs issues in California
- News: general news about meetings, conferences, membership, and other topics of interest
- President’s blog: messages from CAHU’s President
- Programs and Education: news and information about continuing education programs, topics, speakers, as well as processes and procedures
- Capitol Rap: blog written by John Lovell, CAHU’s lobbyist
You can “subscribe” to one or more blogs. To subscribe, look for the box in the left column of the blog. Enter your Email and hit the “submit” button. Shortly after hitting the “submit” button, you will receive an Email from @Aweber.com asking you to “verify” your subscription. If you don’t receive this Email in you in-box, check your deleted and spam folders. The verification Email is auto-generated by our vendor and it’s specific to your Email address. It’s not something we can easily regenerate and resend or do for you. To activate your subscription, you will need to click on the link in the Email. You will not receive Emails with new content from a CAHU blog until your subscription has been activated.
As a subscriber, you will receive an Email every time there’s a new post to the blog. Every Email gives you the option of “unsubscribing” so you can discontinue your subscription at any time.
ONE SUBSCRIPTION DOES NOT SIGN YOU UP FOR EACH CAHU BLOG. YOU MUST SUBSCRIBE TO - AND ACTIVATE YOUR SUBSCRIPTION FOR - EACH BLOG THAT YOU WANT TO RECEIVE SEPARATELY.
You can post your comments and feedback about content on CAHU blogs. Scroll to the end of the post and click on “Post a Comment.”
Enter your comments in the box. Anonymous comments will not be allowed. Follow the simple instructions below the comments box to set up a free Google account, if you need one. Or, if you already have a Google account, enter your Email and password. Click on the orange “publish your post” button to post your comment.
We expect everyone who uses CAHU’s blogs to be polite, professional, and respectful. Failure to meet this expectation could lead to a temporary or permanent ban from the CAHU blogs plus removal of unacceptable comments.