Andersson co-authors article in VOLUNTAS(11/17/2016)-"Dimensions of Capacity in Nonprofit Human Service Organizations"
by William A. Brown Email, Fredrik O. Andersson, Suyeon Jo VOLUNTAS: International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations
December 2016, Volume 27, Issue 6, pp 2889–2912
Chikoto-Schultz and Neely publish article in VOLUNTAS(11/16/2016)-"Exploring the Nexus of Nonprofit Financial Stability and Financial Growth"
by Grace L. Chikoto-Schultz and Daniel Gordon Neely VOLUNTAS: International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations
December 2016, Volume 27, Issue 6, pp 2561–2575
Fredrik O. Andersson lead author in article in the journal VOLUNTAS(11/16/2016)-"Toward More Targeted Capacity Building: Diagnosing Capacity Needs Across Organizational Life Stages"
by Fredrik O. Andersson, Lewis Faulk, and Amanda J. Stewart VOLUNTAS: International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations
December 2016, Volume 27, Issue 6, pp 2860–2888.
New Data on The Number of Organizations, Employment and Wages in the Nonprofit Sector(3/10/2016)-The Bureau of Labor Statistics provides real data on a number of key nonprofit sector features including employment, and wages. The report, among other things, offers a look at how nonprofit jobs are distributed geographically and what proportion of the jobs are nonprofit.
Nonprofit Wisconsin in Brief: Size and Scope(2/16/2016)-Commissioned by the Wisconsin Nonprofits Association, HBI scholars and staff have published this Wisconsin Nonprofit “Size & Scope” report to provide an overview of the State’s nonprofit sector.
What is Philanthropy?-Summer Film Series: What Is Philanthropy?
Join HBI and the UWM Nonprofit Management Alumni Chapter for the first film of our inaugural Summer Film Series looking into all aspects of the world social sector and our place in this ever evolving landscape.
MILWAUKEE 53206-Summer Film Series: MILWAUKEE 53206
Join HBI and the UWM Nonprofit Management Alumni Chapter for the 2nd film of our inaugural Summer Film Series looking into all aspects of the world social sector and our place in this ever evolving landscape.
Poverty, Inc.-Summer Film Series: Poverty, Inc.
Join HBI and the UWM Nonprofit Management Alumni Chapter for the 3rd and final film of our inaugural Summer Film Series looking into all aspects of the world social sector and our place in this ever evolving landscape.
A Benefits Approach to Nonprofit Finance-Nonprofit and social organizations are constantly seeking to develop an efficient, yet sustainable income portfolio that supports both their mission and the good work they undertake.
Jobhunt: Nonprofit Edition…Career Development in the Nonprofit Sector-Job seeking? Thinking about making a change? Having a tough time scaling the nonprofit employment ladder?
Join us as we present a panel of human resource and executive search experts as they offer advice on how to prepare for the job hunt. Look for advice on navigating the application and interview process, negotiating salaries and promotions, resume building, and some general strategies for planning a successful career path in the nonprofit sector.
Potential Conflict of Interest – or of Benefit?-Due to concerns about the possible exploitation of nonprofit status for the benefit of individuals, the IRS added new disclosures in 2005 and 2008 asking nonprofit organizations to disclose the existence of family and business relationships among board members.
Neighborhood House: Managing Mission and Uncertainty in the Civil Rights Era-Neighborhood House, established in 1909, was the first social service organization in the young industrial city of Gary, Indiana, and one of four settlement houses that developed in Gary during the Progressive era. As Gary matured into a major city, economically and politically driven by the steel industry and rife with racial segregation, crime, and labor struggles, Neighborhood House adapted to meet the changing needs and resources within its environment.
Board Development Practices on Public Versus Nonprofit School Boards: Is There a Difference?-October 30, 2017 - 5:00-6:00pm
Governing boards are a critical asset for every public and nonprofit organization. Scholars have found that effective boards are associated with organizations that tend to perform better than those with ineffective boards, in the public and nonprofit sectors.