Adopt Articulate Culture Open 
Association Analytics
FEBRUARY 14, 2022
We can help you move analytics to the top of the list by giving you tips to build a business case and how to articulate it to others. Use softer, more open-ended questions to get detailed information that you will capture in writing for your plan. This will drive adoption of being a data-driven organization. What limits you?
sgEngage
DECEMBER 18, 2023
However, in the push towards impact, philanthropy has adopted a laundry list of activities—landscape scans, focus groups, case studies, logic models—to help in figuring out what is important to know to “do good” better. When we ask a question, we can open new ways of understanding. How does trajectory thinking strengthen grantmaking?
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Tech Soup
JANUARY 11, 2017
In this post I would like to share my thinking around the importance of demonstrating to the grantmaker that your organization reaches out to, and includes, varying cultures. Both our boards and our staff, not to mention our membership, need to reflect the cultures of the communities where we work and live. Demonstrating Inclusion.
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
AUGUST 31, 2009
where he discussed the crossroads of movements and campaigns and the need for an open culture. Our use of social networking has exposed many cultural differences within our organization. Policy and research staff have a different culture than those of us who work directly with individuals on the group.
Connection Cafe
JUNE 30, 2016
However, the pillar which has most recently captivated my interest and attention in much of my work with nonprofits is the fifth one: a culture that values learning. So what does a learning culture look like? Adopt more creative and nimble strategies for engaging staff in routine use of data.
Connection Cafe
AUGUST 7, 2018
Nonprofits can come to the table as authorities on their organization but with an openness to learn from their volunteer subject matter experts, while corporate partners benefit from the depth of the nonprofit’s community experience and issue knowledge.
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
JULY 31, 2008
I am no stranger to family diversity having adopted two children and being of different cultures and races.) You moderate comments or leave it open. And, it will usually take a way to build up to a point where it more efficient to moderate than leave open and delete. They were kind enough to send me a copy).
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