"“Good morning, I am your new Chief Surgeon. No I am not a doctor, but I did run a successful tech company for 32 years.” The Nonprofit AF blog has a great post on an ongoing headache for those of us who have lived in the nonprofit world: https://nonprofitaf.com/2019/01/imagine-if-we-talked-to-other-professionals-the-way-people-talk-to-nonprofit-folks/#disqus_thread

Nonprofit Quarterly shared this amusing video by New York's Human Services Council, "Everyone Deserves a Fair Slice." Is this the future of funding for neighborhood organizations in Minneapolis?

NonProfit Quarterly reports that Congress is once again considering repeal of the Johnson Amendment. The Johnson Amendment was introduced bythen Senator Lyndon B. Johnson in 1954 The Johnson Amendment was introduced by then Senator Lyndon B. Johnson in 1954, and is important because it established the prohibition on 'political intervention' by charitable organizations. This rule has been

The International Association of Public Participation (IAP2) recognized two local organizations, the Jefferson Center and Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy, for their common work on the “Rural Climate Dialogues”, which won the award for “Creativity and Innovation.” I have been a fan of both Jefferson Center and Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy, and believe the award is

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