Cameras On or Off for Zoom: What is Better for Wellbeing and Engagement?
Before the pandemic, way back In November 2019, a group of academic meeting researchers from several universities, business leaders, and [...]
A Guide to bbcon 2021 Virtual for Nonprofits
bbcon 2021 Virtual, happening October 13–15, will bring together tens of thousands of social good professionals for three days of cutting-edge thought leadership, virtual peer [...]
Q&A with sgLEADERS: H. Beecher Hicks, III, National Museum of African American Music
The “Q&A with sgLEADERS” series on sgENGAGE aims to provide readers, including the next generation of social good leaders, with [...]
Creating Rhythms of Rest
With Christmas just right around the corner, we know it can be easy for you to get lost in the [...]
Resources to Help Social Good Professionals Rethink Change
Resources to help social good professionals remain resilient and impactful in a constantly changing world.
Q&A with Northern California Grantmakers
Q&A with Steve Barton of Northern California Grantmakers on how companies can have an impact on the dual pandemics of COVID-19 and systemic racism.
The Curse of Knowledge: You’re Using Jargon and You Don’t Even Know It
Learn how to stop using jargon to help your nonprofit message more effectively.
Q&A with sgLEADERS: Tim Snyder, Wake Forest University
Tim Snyder, associate vice president of Alumni and Donor Services at Wake Forest University, shares his professional insights in this Q&A series on social good leadership.
Q&A with sgLEADERS: Rod Arnold, Soles4Souls
Rod Arnold, chief marketing officer of the nonprofit organization Soles4Souls, shares his professional insights in this Q&A series on social good leadership.
Q&A with sgLEADERS: Julie Vargo, The Ohio State University
Julie Vargo of The Ohio State University shares her professional insights in this Q&A series on social good leadership.
