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What We Can Learn from Finnish NGOS About Resilience

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

I really enjoy teaching in different cultural contexts and observing different learning styles and approaches to working for a nonprofit. When discussing the ideas in The Happy Healthy Nonprofit: Strategies for Impact without Burnout , people in Finland have figured out keeping calm versus fire drill culture.

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22 Online Gift Stores That Benefit Nonprofits

Nonprofit Tech for Good

The Field Museum is an educational institution concerned with the diversity and relationships in nature and among cultures. National Geographic’s mission is to inspire people to care about the planet—and every living creature on it bu promoting and funding natural and cultural conservation projects. Field Museum Online Store.

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Top 2021 Fundraising Strategies: Mastering Relevant Content Marketing

Bloomerang

Internalizing and externalizing an organization-wide culture of philanthropy. Arts and culture. Music Lessons and Activities for Your Digital Classroom. 8 Ways College Students Can Save the Environment Every Day. How to Fight Racism and Transphobia in the Healthcare System. Master relevant content marketing.

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Great Coaches Have These 14 Attributes

Eric Jacobsen Blog

Consider these attributes of great coaches for yourself; then see how they might apply to you, your team, classroom, company, or family. Great coaches know that a team culture must be flexible or it risks stifling the individuality, intuition, and free will of the players. Great coaches do not force their belief system on others.

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14 Attributes Of Great Coaches

Eric Jacobsen Blog

Consider these attributes of great coaches for yourself; then see how they might apply to you, your team, classroom, company, or family. Great coaches know that a team culture must be flexible or it risks stifling the individuality, intuition, and free will of the players. Great coaches do not force their belief system on others.

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14 Things Great Coaches Do

Eric Jacobsen Blog

Consider these attributes of great coaches for yourself; then see how they might apply to you, your team, classroom, company, or family. Great coaches know that a team culture must be flexible or it risks stifling the individuality, intuition, and free will of the players. Great coaches do not force their belief system on others.

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The Things Great Coaches Do

Eric Jacobsen Blog

Consider these attributes of great coaches for yourself; then see how they might apply to you, your team, classroom, company, or family. Great coaches know that a team culture must be flexible or it risks stifling the individuality, intuition, and free will of the players. Great coaches do not force their belief system on others.