There are a ton of smart people writing about nonprofit technology and communications to help nonprofit communicators keep up on the latest online trends and developments. When you need to take a really deep dive into critical topics, but don’t want to rely on your own trial and error it helps to look beyond blogs and social media. MORE >>

Note From Beth: One of the principles in my book, The Networked Nonprofit, was that networked nonprofits consider people and organizations as part of their networks to make change. Creating The Village It Takes To Do Coalition Work – Guest Post  By Anastasia Goodstein, Chief Program Officer, Crisis Text Line. Study up. Shut up. Be optimistic. MORE >>

Author: Sally Heaven. don't know about you, but my colleague Emily Goodstein mentioned that one thing she wishes was that organizations asked her more often about why and how she decided to get involved. Emily is my bellwether for how millennials think and behave. There’s a lot out there about how to convert prospects to donors. MORE >>

This post was authored by Frank Barry, digital marketing strategist for Blackbaud. In my most recent session of the School's Out for Summer series, I took a deep dive into how schools can get the most out of Facebook. It was a lot of fun presenting (and talking to) this extremely engaged group of people. But there is hope! Include your students. MORE >>

This post is by Jacob Smith, co-author of the  The Nimble Nonprofit: An Unconventional Guide to Sustaining and Growing Your Nonprofit. The book is so awesome that I asked Jacob to post adapted excerpts from it here for you, every Friday for ten weeks. This is the final post in the series – THANK YOU so much to Jacob for the great excerpts. MORE >>