Latinos Aren't Appointed to Nonprofit Boards in Big Cities in Big Numbers
A study of cities with large numbers of Latinos found a mismatch between the number of Hispanic residents and charity board members.
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A study of cities with large numbers of Latinos found a mismatch between the number of Hispanic residents and charity board members.
A panel of fundraising and human resources experts discuss how nonprofit leaders can incentivize fundraisers — and keep them on the job — even with a shoestring budget.
In a Chronicle survey, 30 percent of respondents were somewhat or very dissatisfied with their organization’s diversity.
Latinos Lead, a nonprofit organization that helps other nonprofits to develop governing boards that reflect their constituents, analyzed 103 Sacramento-area nonprofits including Roseville and Folsom. It found that 41% of their boards had no Latino members.
Balloon supposedly floats 3000 km cross-country in just one day Digital Writers vendredi, 13 décembre 2019 à 11:15 - A woman from Kentucky claims that she found a balloon all the way from California, one day after the balloon was released. We've all been at a party when we see a helium balloon released into the air, drifting off into the sky and never to be seen or heard of again. Earily this month however, a woman in Kentucky claims that a balloon all the way from California landed in her farm field in Greenville Kentucky, still completely in tact one day after it was released.