In a bizarre parallel to recent findings by BoardSource in the United States, a study in the UK has found that, among the largest charities in England and Wales the proportion of charities with all white boards has increased.
In the UK, nonprofits will be asked to list the questions they have that they wish researchers would answer.
The scourge of sexual abuse affects all sectors of society, including nonprofits, as this latest case from Médecins Sans Frontières illustrates once again.
Secrecy is the enemy of progress when it comes to dismantling discrimination.
These awards celebrate examples of the art and science of changing hearts and minds. They also remind us all of the need to consider how we can creatively communicate our nonprofits’ own messages.
If you lost the power to speak with your own voice, whose would you choose to speak your thoughts? The world’s most famous living physicist has decided, having teamed up with British charity Comic Relief to document the cavalcade of celebrities and movie stars lining up for the chance.
The study found that 35 percent of the surveyed nonprofits use digital technologies but don’t have a strategic approach. An additional 12 percent are in the thinking stages of a digital strategy, with three percent still struggling to access basic tools. These may not be exciting workplaces for younger people.
Requiring board members to “excel in their roles and provide better leadership” might have cut NPQ’s nonprofit meltdown stories in half over this past year or two. But it also contains real promise—read on for five points to consider.
Donor list sharing, wealth screening, data matching, and other fundraising practices are outlawed in the UK without explicit donor consent.
The relationship between the charity sector and government in the UK has “gone horribly wrong,” a speaker told charity leaders attending the national conference of the UK’s largest network for charity and social enterprise leaders.
