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After decades in the nonprofit sector, I still learn every day from others. Here are some of my tips for professionals starting out.
Many nonprofit professionals face burnout and compassion fatigue. Here, I dive into the differences and offer solutions for both.
Nonprofit salaries remained relatively stagnant from 2022 to 2023, according to the “2024 AFP Compensation and Benefits Report.”
A Center for Effective Philanthropy study found 95% of nonprofit leaders are worried about burnout, plus other staff-related insights.
The path through the Great Exhaustion lies not in groundbreaking strategies but in embracing foundational leadership practices.
Casebook PBC is promoting inclusivity practices for nonprofits with its Gender Identity Options feature for client intake forms.
Candid released a report on diversity in the nonprofit sector, which identified a lack of diversity in leadership roles, and more.
Generally, there is a dismal picture of Generation Z in the workplace. Nonprofits should consider these tips to engage young employees.
When it comes to operations, a nonprofit needs to think more like a for-profit — for the good of the organization and its cause.
Nonprofits may confuse organizational fitness with health. Here’s the difference, plus some tips to boost your organization’s health.