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Digital Strategies for Climate Action

Forum One

With a focus on sharing inspiring stories, calls to action, and practical solutions they increased their reach and impact of local conservation change on a global scale. We have additionally designed websites and developed impactful digital strategies for USAID Climatelinks , the Southern Environmental Law Center , the U.S.

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Nonprofit Risk Management Tips and Resources for Your Event

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If inclement, destructive weather is a regular occurrence in your service area, be sure to pay attention to weather advisories. Instead, pay attention to the local weather. It pays to know your local weather, too. Observe federal, state, and local laws. They may even be outright banned in your state.

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3 Key Compliance Reminders for 2021 and Beyond

Bloomerang

And, with a few exceptions, the government hasn’t stopped expecting nonprofits to adhere to its rules, either. Second, pay attention to specific state and local COVID-19 guidelines. Adhere to local mask and vaccination policies. Once you know what’s required of you in the area in which you’re working, plan to: .

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What’s up with consumer data privacy?

3rd Sector Labs

The topic of consumer data privacy is getting more and more attention in the media and on Capitol Hill. The topic of consumer data privacy has had the attention of Capitol Hill for some time. That’s three institutions that should get our attention. Personal identity theft. Hackers getting millions of credit card records.

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4 Tips to Get Your Nonprofit Ready For Tax Season

Achieve

The government doesn’t necessarily like that not everyone pays taxes. Nonprofits must also follow state compensation laws and provide required benefits to their employees. . Changes to the country’s tax system aren’t usually the ground-breaking news that you expect from your local cable news network. . Taxpayer First Act.

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Does Your Nonprofit Need Legal Counsel About Using Social Media?

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

It is an thorough guide for the most common legal, governance, and fundraising compliance issues facing nonprofits. Her writing style is less lawyerly, and well, human. Review lobbying activities to ensure it complies with laws (Public policy issues and limited part of organization’s activity).

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From the Kids’ Table to the Adults’ Table: Taking Relationships Seriously in a World of Networks

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

In recent years, funders, practitioners and academics have been paying more and more attention to the role of social networks in addressing issues of public concern. Palma Strand is a Professor of Law at the Creighton Law School , where she is associated with the Werner Institute of Negotiation and Dispute Resolution.