Consider telecommuting from Montana
By Eric Whitney, reporter, Montana Public Radio Most local economic development schemes focus on creating…
charitableadvisorsAugust 17, 2015
Community corrections: A modern concept
By Robin Sanders and Tim Bosley, editorial, Midland Daily News The concept of Community Corrections…
charitableadvisorsAugust 10, 2015
Cincy Not-for-profit News now locally owned
By Bryan Orander, president, Charitable Advisor In 2008, Indianapolis-based Charitable Advisors launched the Cincinnati Not-for-profit…
charitableadvisorsAugust 10, 2015
Taking on controversial issues in the workplace
By Bryan Brenner, CEO and founder, FirstPerson When Indiana’s Religious Freedom Restoration Act was making…
charitableadvisorsAugust 3, 2015
How “prisons without bars” could cut the cost of prison and recidivism
You probably already know the jaw-dropping stats about American prisons: that the U.S. has the…
charitableadvisorsAugust 3, 2015
Can holistic prisoner reentry work
By Matthew Johnson, multimedia manager, Urban Institute In the dark of night, on the west…
charitableadvisorsAugust 3, 2015
CFR what? It’s CFRE – Certified Fundraising Executive and you should consider it for yourself.
Have you been a fundraising professional for 5 years or more? Are you proud of…
charitableadvisorsJuly 29, 2015
Prevention and planning: keys to avoiding and surviving a computer exploit
By Chip Heberden, owner and president, Netlink, Inc. Understanding computer exploits like malware and viruses…
charitableadvisorsJuly 27, 2015
Primer on nonprofit sector buzzwords and jargon
By Jodie Shupac, writer, Charity Village Leveraging funds. Capacity-building. Community-driven action. Enabling populations. Collaboration. Participatory…
charitableadvisorsJuly 27, 2015
Changing language of nonprofits
By Louise Lee, reporter, Stanford University Graduate School of Business Terms like “data” and “framework”…
charitableadvisorsJuly 27, 2015
