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Fiddling while…the “audience” wanders off

Ruth Some loosely connected thoughts about stakeholder engagement and accuracy of effort.

This research shows the comparative (with experts) and unique value of crowds in making some funding decisions.

While some encourage each other to dump ice on their heads, successful nonprofits are doing some basic things to reach out to and thank their donors.

After months of rancor and a threatened labor lockout, New York’s Metropolitan Opera and its labor unions appear headed toward contract settlements.

“Statistics never prove anything.” Why is E.F. Schumacher still worthy of our attention?

In a video released by the Mayo Clinic, we can now watch the most remarkable of patient/doctor collaborations play out.

Both for-profit and nonprofit schools show striking similarities to the sub-prime mortgage fiasco that helped bring down U.S. economy.

This display of violence from ISIL is an act of wanton cruelty that defies imagination. Nonprofit news sources should stand with Foley’s family.

This time, it’s the nation’s biggest city grappling with the challenges presented by the ubiquitous boxes.

Posted on August 19, 2014 by Ruth McCambridge

News Rick Berman’s public relations war against the Humane Society is just one campaign among many. Berman is a well-established PR gun for hire.

Obama entered office with a strong position against the revolving door between lobbyists and the federal government. What happened?

Philanthropic obsessions, according to Vu Le, are the sectoral equivalent of fad diets.