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How nonprofits can successfully develop a diverse workforce

ASU Lodestar Center

also lack demographic, racial and ethnic diversity with less than 20% identifying as people of color. Research indicates workforce diversity is the cultural or demographic characteristics that makes employees unique, which is needed to effectively confront social issues and achieve social good. In 2017, 87% of the U.S.

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How Successful Nonprofits Invest, and Reinvest, in their Online Presence

Nonprofit Tech for Good

By Maria De La Guardia , design director and brand strategist at Bureau for Good , a design agency that helps nonprofits explain why they matter across digital and print media. Have there been demographic, economic, or policy changes that affect your messages and offerings? Do you use analytics, surveys, testing, interviews?

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Highlighting nonprofits that put equity into practice

Candid

This information is collected alongside staff and board demographic data via nonprofit profiles. What’s new is that the information shared in the Equity Strategies section of a nonprofit’s Demographic Profile on Candid is now used as part of determining an organization’s DEI score. Why does it matter? . What can you do? .

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6 tips to create a volunteer group and successfully launch DEI initiatives

Nimble AMS

To assist with your recruitment efforts , survey your members and be sure to include questions addressing basic demographic data. After you’ve gathered the survey results, you can review the information and determine which members would be the best fit for your diverse and inclusive volunteer group. .

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How can nonprofits bridge the gap between race and leadership?

ASU Lodestar Center

According to the Race to Lead Revisited report , only 20% of organizations have been led by Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) CEOs or executive directors over the last 15 years. Survey responses suggest that systemic racial barriers may be the cause of these inconsistencies. Increasing mentoring initiatives for BIPOC staff.

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Beyond the Rainbow—Build a Diverse Board of Independent Thinkers

.orgSource

Associations have been slow to respond to the reality of their members’ changing demographics. In fairness, some of the reluctance is probably due to entrenched processes for electing or appointing directors. The executive director, who depends on the board’s endorsement to keep his or her job, creates yet another roadblock.

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Nonprofit Membership Models: The What, Why, and How

Neon CRM

Stronger Advocacy: There’s strength in numbers, and a strong membership base provides organizations with more voices to amplify their cause, advocate for policy changes, influence the community, and raise awareness for their mission. Surveys: If you could meet with all of your current supporters or members, what would you ask them?

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