Insights
What we’re thinking and learning about right now and the news and issues that matter to nonprofits.
Sep 09 2018 | Lyn Freundlich
Flu season is back. Flu activity most often peaks in February and can last into May. In New England and across the nation, employers are gearing up for the yearly problems that come with this time of year. The most recent weekly U.S. report from the CDC shows... → More Categories: Human Resources
Jul 24 2018 | Ning Jun Yuan
Learn to understand, face and resolve organizational conflicts. → More Categories: Organizational Development, Workplace Culture
Jul 19 2018 | Vu Le and Josh Sattely, Esq.
Many critical programs, like Google for Nonprofits, only provide support to 501c3s. As a result, the products and services made available at low or no-cost to nonprofits are not available to thousands of fiscally-sponsored charitable programs. → More Categories: Public Policy and Advocacy
Jul 01 2018 | TSNE
The foundation of good human resources practices rests on the understanding that you have a dual responsibility to ensure that people are treated fairly and given the opportunity to do their best work, while also protecting the organization legally and in the... → More Categories: Human Resources
Jun 27 2018 | TSNE
New report highlights immigrant perspective on grassroots organizing and the importance of knowing who "has their backs." → More Categories: Leadership, Public Policy and Advocacy, Social Justice
Jun 25 2018 | TSNE
What exactly do interim executive directors do, and how do you know when — and if — your nonprofit needs one? If you do need one, how do you choose the best one? → More Categories: Organizational Development
Jun 14 2018 | TSNE
It is important to be very clear about what you are evaluating, why you are evaluating, and for whom you are evaluating. Paying attention to these questions will help you shape your evaluation into a more useful tool. → More Categories: Learning and Evaluation
Jun 11 2018 | Lori Manzelli
Evaluation has become an essential process for nonprofits, particularly small and mid-sized organizations that are required to report to funders on the progress of initiatives and programs. → More Categories: Learning and Evaluation
May 21 2018 | Patrick Cutrona
Philanthropy takes a look at what’s next at 2018 GEO Conference → More Categories: Governance, Leadership, Organizational Development
Apr 24 2018 | Ning Jun Yuan
TSNE and the NonProfit Center are proud to join over 100 other organizations in YW Boston's Stand Against Racism. → More Categories: Diversity and Inclusion, Social Justice