Accountability: Getting Serious * Support for Hotel Workers *
Market Your Organization Better with the Right Message *
Diversity Initiative Names 2005 Grantees *
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TIME TO GET SERIOUS ABOUT SUBSTANTIVE ACCOUNTABILITY

Rick Cohen, executive director of the National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy, writes about why there is a need for increased focus on third sector accountability by regulators and by the nonprofit community itself. This was adapted from the speech he gave at the Nonprofit Workout conference in May. His stories will amaze you, and his ideas will get you thinking.
Rick Cohen's speech: http://www.tsne.org/workout05/keynote_speech
More from the Nonprofit Workout: http://www.tsne.org/workout05

TSNE SUPPORTS HOTEL WORKERS

Executive Director Jonathan Spack writes about TSNE's support for a national boycott of non-union hotels begun by the union, UNITE-HERE. Learn more about the boycott and why TSNE has chosen to support the workers' struggle for safe working conditions, health care and other benefits.
Visit: http://www.tsne.org/edforum/june_2005

SHAPING YOUR NONPROFIT'S CORE MESSAGE

In the age of "information overload," getting your nonprofit's message to the intended audience is more difficult than ever. Look at how you can craft your message to get the results you need.
Visit: http://www.tsne.org/articles/shaping_message

DIVERSITY INITIATIVE GRANTEES

The Diversity Initiative has JUST awarded grants to eight organizations. Each has designed a project that can help it and the sector increase staff and board diversity in order to be more effective.
Visit: http://www.tsne.org/diversityinitiative/participants

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