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Making Facebook Groups Rock for Nonprofits – Guest Post by Miriam Brosseau

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Facebook groups mostly function asynchronously, but a synchronous activity now and again can really rally the troops. Docs are like super-simple wikis, and probably the most truly collaborative aspect of a Facebook group. Docs are like super-simple wikis, and probably the most truly collaborative aspect of a Facebook group.

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New Book: How To Implement Multichannel Online Campaigns

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.” The chapter suggests “Tearing down the silos” and that this will encourage more open leadership, and create a transparent environment. The idea is to go from a hierarchical structure (what Allison Fine and I described as Fortress in our book) to a more collaborative, team offer. Sometimes easier said than done!).

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5 Tips To Create a Happy, Healthy Nonprofit Hybrid Workplace

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When I wrote the “ Happy Healthy Nonprofit ,” in-person workplaces were the norm and the book looked at ways to activate a culture of wellbeing in the nonprofit workplace. You and your team must become fluent at both synchronous and asynchronous work styles. Resilient Hybrid Workplace Culture Assessment.

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8 Tips for Facilitating Nonprofit Hybrid Meetings

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The options include: Flex (in office 1-3 days for meetings/collaboration) and Fully Remote (work from anywhere). We think of meeting facilitation as a real-time or synchronous activity where a group of people exchange ideas or discuss topics. Digital space becomes more important than physical space. Hybrid Handouts. Hybrid Work Model.