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This report, based on a survey of 150 program officers, provides a comprehensive collection of benchmarking data on topics ranging from the professional and educational backgrounds of program officers, to technical information about the structure of the program officer role, to program officers’ perspectives on certain aspects of their work. 

This blog, by author Beth Kanter, explores how connected nonprofits leverage networks and data for social change. 

This newsletter aims to advance the values of social inclusion, ecological sustainability, and global interdependence across the U.S. and build a Democratic Party that can translate them into public policy as a true governing majority.

This article discusses how blockchains and cryptocurrencies are changing philanthropy. 

This book discusses how to create a nonprofit organization and a society where Black people can thrive. Featuring works from leading racial justice voices, this book moves the conversation beyond stale DEI clichés to show readers show readers how to create an environment―and society―in which Black people can thrive.

This article describes the problems that movements on the left face, identifies underlying causes, analyzes symptoms of the core problems, and proposes some concrete solutions to reset the course.

This article provides some practical advice for how nonprofits can incorporate the idea of unity into their organizations in these divided times.

This report provides a comprehensive view into the current state of the Canadian nonprofit sector. It looks at income trends from Canadian charitable organizations, consumer-led fundraising insights, and concerns and challenges for the sector, and takes a deep-dive into donor behavior.

This journal is an English and French peer-reviewed publication that features research on nonprofits and the social economy.

This blog publishes knowledge on the Canadian philanthropic ecosystem. Articles are published both in English and French.