Four Words Every Nonprofit Leader Needs to Master
Understanding these four words will help us more freely and clearly express what we’ve set out to do, and how people can be a part of it.
Tell Your Story
How to Enjoy Fundraising and Build Better Relationships, with David Oaks
Fundraising doesn’t have to be a chore! David Oaks and I had a fun conversation about the simple things that build better relationships and raise more money for your mission.
Speaking to Connect with Your Audience – Interview with Aurora Gregory
Public speaking is one of the best marketing tools you could ever hope to employ. Aurora Gregory coaches speakers on every aspect of the speaker life. In this interview, she shares tips for virtual speaking opportunities, and more.
Ethical Storytelling, with Rachel Goble and Heidi Burkey
The person to whom the story belongs should always have a voice in the process.
Vanessa Chase Lockshin – The Storytelling Nonprofit
In non-profit storytelling, there are several factors to consider as you tell a story. The organization is telling someone’s story, and that person is often in a vulnerable position. “I often wondered, if our clients read these stories would they be happy with the way we portrayed them?”
Allison Mayer, Witness with Images
Allison Mayer is a photojournalist, using images to tell true stories and to help us understand the world. She describes herself as witness, storyteller and artist. She reminds us not to get so caught up in the story we want to tell that we miss the story unfolding before us.