Regardless of whether you want to work with a sister organization inside the sector, with various government representatives and committees, or with businesses in the for-profit sector on joint charitable ventures, learning what works and what doesn’t in collaborative practices is a first step to successful programming.
Congratulations. You have been elected or appointed to chair meetings. Here are some tips on how to do a great job.
All nonprofits need to be as accountable and transparent as possible. Adam explains what a legal audit entails, what a lawyer will be looking for, and the common issues that are uncovered during the process.
What to look for when considering expert help from a consultant.
Community economic development (CED) is a community-based, community-directed and holistic approach to deal with marginalization. CED describes local action by people to create economic opportunities and enhance social conditions in their communities on a sustainable and inclusive basis, particularly among those who are most disadvantaged.
An interview with Marc Kielburger, Ashoka fellow, co-founder of Leaders Today, and executive director of Free the Children, about social enterprise in Canada.
If you’re a nonprofit or charitable organization with a mandate that frequently requires you to dialogue with government officials, you’re likely already aware of the Federal Accountability Act (FAA). If you’re not aware, you should read this.
An example of a SWOT flipchart and how to use SWOT planning and analysis.
Canada and the United States share the longest undefended border in the world and we consider ourselves to be good neighbours, but when it comes to cross-border donations things can get a bit tricky.
How to use Google documents for board collaboration.
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