Special Episode:
Tech Equity
NTEN has a new guide on equity for nonprofit technology, to deepen the racial equity conversation. To explore and reveal intersecting inequities between technology and nonprofits. You know who my guest is. You know who it has to be. Amy Sample Ward, NTEN’s CEO and our technology contributor.
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This week:
Black Philanthropy Month
BPM 2020, in August, examines how all forms of funding can advance the economic justice so essential to achieve racial equity. My guests are BPM founder, Jacqueline Copeland, and co-architect Valaida Fullwood.
Collaborations: MOU To Merger
Gene Takagi is seeing more interest among nonprofits in exploring co-ventures of some sort. We talk through how to start that journey internally and externally, and what form your collaboration might take. He’s our legal contributor and principal of NEO, the Nonprofit & Exempt Organizations Law Group.
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This week:
Turbocharge Your Grants Fundraising
John Hicks returns with 9 steps that will burn the tires off your grants program. He’s principal and founder of DLBHICKS LLC consulting. (Originally aired February 23, 2018)
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This week:
Social Change Is Systems Change
And to change systems, you need to employ networks. Those networks need leaders and facilitators. Enter Heather McLeod Grant. She is co-author of the workbook, “Leading Systems Change.”
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This week:DEI & Governance
Diversity, equity and inclusion run deeper than having folks of color on your board. Are you managing treatment, access and opportunity for non-white males? Gene Takagi and I talk through the issues, goals and methods. He’s our legal contributor and principal at NEO, the Nonprofit & Exempt Organizations law group.
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This week:Lean Impact
Your organization can adopt the lean innovation practices that help fuel the rapid evolution of digital tech in Silicon Valley. Ann Mei Chang says you need to, if you’re to do your best work in social change. She’s author of the new book, “Lean Impact: How to Innovate for Radically Greater Social Good.”
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Tony’s guests this week:
Susan Shiroma, senior social sector librarian at Foundation Center; Stuart Post, executive director of the Meringoff Family Foundation; and Danielle Guindo, executive director at Read Alliance.
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Tony’s guests this week:
Jessica Meister, web user experience specialist for Oral Health America; Matt Dragon, director of engineering at Charity Navigator; and Justin Greeves, senior VP of research at Porter Novelli.
Also, Janice Chan, technical training specialist for development and alumni relations at Johns Hopkins Institutions & Danielle Faulkner, donor engagement coordinator for Baltimore Community Foundation.
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Tony’s guests this week:
Karen Graham, executive director of Idealware, and Andy Wolber, technology consultant to nonprofits.
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Tony’s guests this week:
Panelists Caitlin Mitchell, program & evaluation officer for EMPower — The Emerging Markets Foundation; Daniel Werner, social justice program associate with Arcus Foundation; Amy Berman, senior program officer at The John A. Hartford Foundation; Christine Kang, associate program manager for Project Sunshine; and, Anthony Sanchez, corporate social responsibility manager at American Express. Moderated by Nonprofit Radio host, Tony Martignetti.
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