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Raise the Board’s Financial IQ

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Yes, you can get people to put down their phones and pay attention. Circulate articles and information on best practices and trends in finance. Don’t Forget Policies and Procedures There’s more to oversight than reading the financial statements. Be sure to review important policies and procedures. Is that even possible?

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Weave a Safety Net—Find the Right Strategic Partners

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I’ve told these stories before, but I’m referring to them again because they highlight advice that can help associations find stability when chaos threatens. Nancy’s Story “Working with public institutions was especially important during the early days,” Nancy recalled. “We More likely to be successful in advocacy and public policy.

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Thought Leaders Blaze Trails of Discovery and Engagement

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The YouTubers who manage those channels know how to tell a story and they are experts in their field. Review expense policies, conflict of interest, or any other relevant policies or ethical issues. In a YouTube world thought leaders command attention. But I have learned a few things about each of those topics.

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Move DEI Beyond Words

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Some groups are reluctant to divert attention from member engagement and attrition. If one or more of your directors is involved in diversity planning in their professional life, ask them to present to the group; Or invite a CEO and/or staff members from another association to tell their story. Adopt a pay equity policy.

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LGBTQ+ advocacy strategies to generate advocates year-round

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While there’s often increased attention on issues affecting the community during Pride month, meaningful and lasting change happens when advocacy happens year-round. Often, the central issue is a specific policy or a cultural phenomenon that the organization seeks to promote or eliminate.

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Data as Decision in Grantmaking

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Deciphering Key Questions It is equally as important to determine what to collect as it is to identify what we can stop giving our attention. However, when we initiate a more practical conversation, we can determine which questions will be most useful. Who gets to say what information is important enough to become data?

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Two Examples of Nonprofit Social Media That Will Make You Smile (and learn a best practice or two)

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

Today I’m seeking out examples of how nonprofits use cute dogs, cats, or babies in their social media to feel good, but also extract a social media best practice or two so it doesn’t feel like a “waste of time.” 2: Use Transmedia Storytelling to Share Stories That Inspires InspireAction.