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When we reframe capacity building as liberation, we begin to center rest, joy, reflection, and sustainability.

Equity-centered leadership isn't just a strategy for external impact; it's a commitment to reimagining power, beginning with ourselves and our organizations.

In moments of crisis, it's not institutions that save our communities—it's people. Mutual aid networks offer a powerful, community-led response model rooted in solidarity and trust. This article explores why nonprofits must evolve to meet the moment by shifting from charity to solidarity, challenging traditional philanthropy, and redistributing power to grassroots leaders. The way forward is already here—we just have to follow its lead.

Scaling back with intention isn't about shrinking your mission. It's about refining your focus to meet the moment with clarity, courage, and compassion. Discover tips for navigating uncertainty with intention.

Advocacy takes planning, capacity, and alignment with your organization's goals.

With shifting regulations, funding uncertainties, and the weight of social and political issues, your team is facing unique challenges.

Community-led digital campaigns are a powerful way to build trust and engagement.

Executive coaching provides a personalized approach to leadership development for nonprofit founders and leaders.

For many nonprofits, social media is often seen as a secondary tool but not necessarily a core part of their visibility strategy.

Access to funding has long been a challenge for nonprofits serving underserved and historically excluded communities.

For years, fundraising galas have been a go-to strategy for nonprofits seeking to raise significant funds and increase brand visibility. How

While navigating the grantmaking ecosystem can be challenging, forming strong relationships with grantmakers increases your success.

Building and nurturing strong donor relationships is vital for any nonprofit aiming for long-term success.

As a nonprofit leader, you will lead teams with diverse generational perspectives—each bringing distinct values, experience, and approaches.

The journey is often filled with challenges, risks, and lessons in entrepreneurship, nonprofit leadership, and startups.

Succession planning isn’t just about filling vacancies; it’s about future-proofing your organization.

Community-centric fundraising challenges fundraisers and donors alike to address the root causes of inequity.

As we seek to broaden the definition of professionalism, we must be willing to question, critique, and ultimately reshape our standards.

Millennials expect honesty, clarity, and direct communication about how their contributions are used.