🪷Nonprofit Nation is supported by Bloomerang. Download their free Ultimate Guide to GivingTuesday and get helpful templates to help you raise more on the biggest day of the year for new donor acquisition. 🪷 Kathleen Jeanette Guillaume-Delemar is the President and CEO of the Center for Community Progress. From her historic role as the first Afro-Caribbean, Afro-Latina, Haitian American elected to the Glenarden City Council to her current work shaping national policy, Kathleen’s journey is

If you and your team are constantly juggling WAY too many priorities with not enough support, this episode is exactly what you need to hear. Vicki Burkhart is the powerhouse founder and CEO of The More Than Giving Co., a virtual, fractional staffing firm that has served over 230 nonprofit clients and counting! There is a growing “crisis of capacity” across the nonprofit sector. Did you know 65% of nonprofit leaders say they don’t have enough staff to deliver programs and services? Vicki expl...

Send us a text Content Warning: Michelle briefly talks about the death of a loved one. Be mindful of your emotional capacity as you listen in. Storytelling in the nonprofit world is a powerful act of witness, but it can also take a quiet toll. When we listen to story after story of grief, injustice, or survival, our bodies absorb more than we realize. This is vicarious trauma, the invisible weight that settles in when we hold space for other people’s pain without tending to our ow...

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Passing the first charter laws was only the beginning. Someone had to make those laws real. In this episode of Bold by Choice, co-hosts Vashaunta Harris, Jim Goenner, and Don Cooper take us back to the messy, courageous, and often misunderstood beginnings of charter school authorizing.In Washington, D.C., Tom Nida and Jo Baker recall how two boards were formed to oversee charter schools—without a playbook, precedent, or even the word authorizer in common use. In Minnesota, Pat Sandro raises

In this episode of Bold by Choice, co-hosts Vashaunta Harris, Jim Goenner, and Don Cooper continue tracing the spread of the charter school movement—this time turning to Arizona and North Carolina. Two very different contexts, two very different laws—but both fueled by bold leadership and a shared belief that public schools could do better for families. In Arizona, Lisa Graham Keegan helped craft one of the most independent charter laws in the country, creating new authorizing structures outside

Subscribe to UnitedHealthcare's Community & State newsletter.Health Affairs' Rob Lott interviews Matthew Maughan of Brown University about his paper exploring how commercial insurers paid more for procedures at hospital outpatient departments as compared to ambulatory surgical centers. Order the October 2025 issue of Health Affairs.Currently, more than 70 percent of our content is freely available - and we'd like to keep it that way. With your support, we can continue to keep our

This week's episode discusses a national-level interpretive dispute recently filed by NALC regarding S&DCs (Sorting & Delivery Centers), followed by a look at the Protect Our Letter Carriers Act. Then, we hear from four members of the Branch Leaders group: Kelsey Crosbie, Columbus, OH Branch 78; Linda Johnson, Duluth, MN Branch 114; Veronica Ramirez, Arlington Heights, IL Branch 2810; and Vincent Smith, Worcester, MA Branch 12.This episode is also available to watch on YouTube. Hear more

In this episode of Curbside Chat, host Lorraine Sommerfeld sits down with Chris Kinghorn, vice president of digital and sales enablement at UAP Inc., and Paul Prochilo, CEO of Simplicity Car Care. Together, they explore strategies for improving retention in Canada’s auto care sector, from empowering employees through digital transformation to fostering strong workplace cultures. Listeners will gain practical insights on reducing turnover, strengthening engagement, and building long-term caree...

This week on Exhausted Sparrows Unite, we dig into the psychology and neuroscience of your inner voice. Discover how the critical thoughts you hear aren’t random — they’re learned, absorbed, and reinforced over time. We’ll unpack how to identify which voices aren’t yours, how to challenge old conditioning, and how to rebuild your internal dialogue from the ground up.What You’ll Learn: How your inner voice develops from childhood feedback. Why the brain prefers familiar pain to unfamiliar peace.

This fall, Urban League of Greater Atlanta’s Senior Director of Policy John Moye and Senior Counsel at NAACP Legal Defense Fund R. Gary Spencer had a powerful discussion with Debo Adegbile, Esq. A renowned civil rights attorney, Adegbile has argued landmark cases before the U.S. Supreme Court defending the Voting Rights Act of 1965, including Shelby County v. Holder (2013). His expertise offered invaluable insight into the ongoing fight for social justice and equality. This conversation, addressing

Joel Juhanson oli YFU vahetusõpilane Kanadas õppeaastal 2010/11. Eriliseks teeb tema vahetusaasta just see, et oma ta jagas Kanadas kodu kahe teise rahvusvahelise vahetusõpilasega - ühe belglase ja ecuadorlasega.Peale vahetusaastat viis Joeli suur kirg spordi tegemise vastu, ta füsioterapeudi karjäärini. Füsioterapeudiks õppis ta Tartu Ülikoolis ja patsiente võtab ta täna vastu Rakveres. Suur osa tema tänastest hobidest ongi seotud spordi ja tööga.Saates räägime:milline oli tema elu koos teiste

Content Warning: This episode discusses topics related to domestic violence and sexual assault, which may be distressing for some listeners. Listener discretion is advised. In this episode of Philanthropy Speaks, host Chakara Wheeler, Program Officer at the Community Foundation of Greater Flint, sits down with DeAndra Larkin, CEO of YWCA Greater Flint, to recognize Week Without Violence and Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Together, they discuss how YWCA Greater Flint is creating spaces of ...

w/David L. Shabazz, Erich Pilcher, Neil Jackson of Delta High, Dead Harrison.World Radio Premieres from Box of Trash, The Painting, The Far North, Dakota Avenue.

In this episode of the Fundraising Everywhere podcast, host Simon Scriver dives deep into the world of mentorship and professional development for fundraisers. Joined by special guests Laura Swan (Elischer Foundation), Jen Murgatroyd (Day One Trauma Support), and Lucy Squance (Elischer Foundation), the conversation explores the power of structured mentorship, the impact of the Elischer Foundation’s leadership program, and the personal journeys from mentee to mentor.Discover how mentorship can

Nick Money, co-founder and a director of the Swoboda Research Centre, joins host Gayle Adnyana on the Money Made Human podcast. Swoboda provides credit unions across the UK and Ireland with the research, ideas, and networks they need to grow, innovate, and better serve their members. Founded in 2017 by Nick, Dr Paul A. Jones, and the late Ralph Swoboda, the centre fills a unique gap in the sector, helping credit unions plan for the future and strengthen their impact. Nick shares his per...

What actually happens when someone with a brain haemorrhage is rushed to intensive care? In this episode, we take listeners behind the doors of the ICU to uncover the clinical decisions, emergency interventions, and high-stakes teamwork involved in saving a brain in crisis. We explore: - What critical care looks like for a patient with a brain bleed - How decisions are made about surgery, sedation, and life support - How brain pressure, blood flow, and oxygen levels are monitored in real tim...

In this episode of Angel’s Top Telemarketing Trends, first-time host Connor Paine sits down with Jack Boardman (Angel), Melanie Wynn (PDV), and Anna Hawkins (PDSA) to explore how collaboration and conversation are reshaping donor acquisition across the charity sector.Together, they unpack how partnership, data insight, and shared expertise are helping charities overcome today’s challenges—from shifting donor demographics and tighter budgets to evolving technology and supporter expectations. The

Rick & Sylvana Dodd, longtime area restaurant owners and STIR co-founders, sit down with Brian to talk local restaurant history, food, family, and the importance of eating local. Visit the STIR website