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New data provide further evidence that the public served by nonprofits continues to be at risk.
In 2007, Congress passed a law essentially entering into a binding contract with certain college and grad school students.
Back in April, we hosted a national webinar featuring experts discussing how to manage a return to in-office work. A lot has changed since then.
No organization can ever be 100 percent secure, but nonprofits that create a strong security culture—one that actively promotes security awareness and a shared sense of mission around security—are much more likely to avoid many of the most common...
As we mentioned in the July edition of Nonprofit Knowledge Monthly, cybersecurity will be an ongoing theme as cyber attacks and ransomware continue to create...
Cybersecurity remains a hot topic for everyone – including nonprofits.
With tens of millions of additional people turning to and relying on charitable nonprofits for services since the novel coronavirus exploded in the United States, all nonprofit stakeholders – nonprofit board and staff members, government...
Burnout isn’t just a trendy term — it’s real and it’s widespread. So many of us seem to feel overworked — we take on more and more and more until that telltale feeling of extreme stress takes over.
