Running a Nonprofit
 
Networked Nonprofits have Social Cultures
Beth Kanter discusses the characteristics of a networked nonprofit, and discusses the actions needed to help cultivate a social culture in your organization.
 
The Influence of Major Life Events on Volunteering
This paper looks at the influence of various life events on an individual’s volunteering. Specifically, the events considered in this paper are the birth of a child, getting divorced, being widowed, or having another (non-spouse) death in the household.
 
How to Engage 20-Somethigns in Your Cause
Finding new volunteers and donors is one of the biggest challenges facing nonprofit organizations. For the past few years, more and more nonprofits have used social media to get people to embrace their causes, but getting the "social-media generation" behind your cause and then inspiring them to contribute in time and resources is another matter.
 
Building a Pipeline for Justice: Understanding Youth Organizing and the Leadership Pipeline
This paper aims to capture the challenges and opportunities of building a Leadership Pipeline, with youth organizing as a critical starting point, for a more robust and sustainable social justice movement.
 
Risk Toolkit: How to take care of risk in volunteering; a guide for organizations
A comprehensive guide to risk management in relation to volunteers.
 

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