FeatureProgramming Upcoming conference for local re-entry programs As a way to connect re-entry programs and service providers, the Marion County Re-entry Coalition…charitableadvisorsAugust 24, 2015
FeatureProgramming Paving the path for ex-offenders By Lynn Sygiel, editor, Charitable Advisors Rhiannon Edwards goes to work every day dreaming of…charitableadvisorsAugust 24, 2015
FeatureLeadership At MIT, mastering the science of working from home By Rachel Feintzeig, reporter, Wall Street Journal A group of employees at the Massachusetts Institute…charitableadvisorsAugust 17, 2015
FeatureLeadership Managing telecommuters By Gabe Duverge, copywriter, Grace College and Theological Seminary A recent study from the Society…charitableadvisorsAugust 17, 2015
FeatureLeadership Consider telecommuting from Montana By Eric Whitney, reporter, Montana Public Radio Most local economic development schemes focus on creating…charitableadvisorsAugust 17, 2015
FeatureProgramming 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
FeatureProgramming Can holistic prisoner reentry work By Matthew Johnson, multimedia manager, Urban Institute In the dark of night, on the west…charitableadvisorsAugust 3, 2015
FeatureProgramming Can community-centered re-entry reduce recidivism? By Christopher Moraff, reporting fellow at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, Next City During…charitableadvisorsAugust 3, 2015
FeatureFundraising 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
FeatureGovernanceLeadership Plain Writing Act prod federal agencies to keep it simple By Lisa Rein, reporter, Washington Post Federal agencies must report their progress this week in…charitableadvisorsJuly 27, 2015