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Is your organization creating bad leaders?

Fast Company Tech

Its natural to assume the cause is born of an individual failurethe leader lacks competence, their boss didnt prepare or train them well, they dont care about how others experience them. Leaders thrive when their roles are defined with precision and their scope of influence is clear. And many of these reasons certainly hold true.

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How Just Stop Oil harnessed emotions to ignite public concern for climate change

Fast Company Tech

Many will read the groups legacy through the lens of public hostility: the frustration caused, the angry headlines, the outrage at its tactics. Photo: Kristian Buus/In Pictures/Getty Images] Through my own research on climate activism , I have studied how environmental protest influences policy, corporate behaviour and financial markets.

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Why Your Nonprofit Needs Peer-to-Peer Fundraising (and How to Use It)

Nonprofit Tech for Good

It creates a personal, meaningful introduction of your cause and nonprofit to new donors. A peer-to-peer fundraising event is one in which your supporters raise money on behalf of your cause. A push-up, plank, yoga, pilates, or CrossFit (you get the picture) challenge. What makes p2p fundraising uniquely effective?

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How Collaborating With Influencers Can Further Your Organization’s Mission

sgEngage

Social media is no longer a novel concept, so you’ve probably seen firsthand the impact influencers can have. Believe it or not, your organization already has access to potential influencers who can help support your mission and further your cause. Discover the Influencers in Your Industry. Industry experts.

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Social Media Best Practices: 12 Tips for Making the Best of Any Social Site

NetWits

So make sure to take advantage of all the profile space you have by adding a picture, putting up information about your organization, providing links back to your website and so on. Identify and interact with influencers. This way others know you’re a real nonprofit doing real things. Spend some time observing (aka listening).

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Is Your Association Using Data to Increase Event Revenue?

Association Analytics

If certain groups aren’t attending, try to determine a possible root cause. What factors influence first time attendees? When looking at trends, be sure to include contextual data to get the full picture. Do a scan of the market to determine if this segment might be obtaining their content from another source.

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New on SSIR: What the New Facebook Changes Mean for Nonprofits

Amy Sample Ward

In the midst of all this change, it’s easy to lose sight of the big picture and why you are using Facebook for your organization in the first place—instead, we focus on the particulars of how to use new tabs, plugins, or applications. (Note: You can find resources about Facebook on Facebook using its resource center.).

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