Erica Waasdorp will show you how important recurring giving has become, and how best to bring them in – with minimal time and effort, but with the large focus these sustainable recurring donors deserve. Full Transcript: Steven: All right, Erica. I got 2:00 Eastern. Is it okay if I go ahead and get this party
“Social justice and food and art can intersect in a way that is so powerful and compelling,” Jocelyn Jackson says. “It really invites people to step into their power.” The founder of JUSTUS Kitchen and co-founder of People’s Kitchen Collective regularly gathers people together for community meals. By bringing together artists and chefs, they memorialize
In law school, I was trained to spot issues within fact patterns. In simplest terms, one’s grasp of the relevant law was ascertained by the degree to which one could read a set of facts and determine the applicable case law. Being able to exactingly cite the specific holding in a specific case, including the
This season is ripe for conflict. So much is going on in the world outside of the realm of nonprofit board service. Folks are divided on issues of police reform, virtual schooling, left or right politics, diversity-focused-vs-not diverse enough, and whether to mask up in this pandemic or not. It is no wonder some boards
“Our Movement Continues march.” Photo courtesy of Casa Latina. As Marcos Martinez, who directs Casa Latina in Seattle, recalls, just as there was a time when homelessness in the US was rare, once, finding day laborers on US street corners was also uncommon. That changed in the 1980s and early 1990s as economic dislocation in
