Understanding the dynamics of funding sources for nonprofits is crucial. The insightful article How Do NPOs Get Funding? A Business Model Perspective Based on the Conversion of Symbolic Capital by… Read More
In the ever-evolving world of nonprofit management, financial stability is a crucial goal. The recent study “Does a More Diversified Revenue Structure Lead to Greater Financial Capacity and Less Vulnerability… Read More
In a world where the non-profit sector is increasingly crucial, the recently published study, “Improving Fundraising Efficiency in Small and Medium Sized Non-profit Organizations Using Online Solutions,” provides invaluable insights…. Read More
In an era where digital footprints are as impactful as physical ones, the article “Disrupting evaluation? Emerging technologies and their implications for the evaluation industry,” published in Evaluation, heralds a… Read More
The article titled The ART of Readiness: A Practical Tool for Implementation Tailoring at the Activity Level presents a groundbreaking approach to implementation science, offering a practical tool named the… Read More
Data journalism is transforming how we understand and interact with information in the digital age. The article Patterns in Award Winning Data Storytelling by Adegboyega Ojo and Bahareh Heravi, provides… Read More
Let’s resurrect another old post! This was published back in August 2020. It’s not quite Labor Day in the US, but the last days of summer are winding down. Last… Read More
The article Risk and Diversification of Nonprofit Revenue Portfolios: Applying Modern Portfolio Theory to Nonprofit Revenue Management by Heng Qu offers a groundbreaking perspective on nonprofit revenue management. This blog… Read More
Continuing our exploration of COVID stories from the past! A few months ago, I analyzed IHI’s Stories of COVID for their emotional content. I was interested both in the emotional… Read More
Another resurrected post from the past! Lately, I’ve been focused on better ways to synthesize the academic literature. Even when I was a graduate student (and the job description was… Read More
Note: This story was originally published in July 2020. We had some updated versions since then, but we’re pulling this back up in case you missed it the first time… Read More
Surveys have long been a cornerstone in understanding the invisible yet influential aspects of human cognition: beliefs, perceptions, attitudes, and reasoning. They are more than just a tool for data… Read More