In the wake of global crises, humanity’s inherent nature to aid and uplift each other has taken a modern turn through digital donation crowdfunding. The article “The Future of Digital… Read More
The “REaL Inventory Resources” document, released in May 2023, is crucial for evaluators and those involved in public and community health. This comprehensive guide focuses on standardized demographic and language… Read More
Updated on January 17th with our new Funding Readiness Assessment. Check it out at the end of this blog! In a world where societal issues continue to mount, nonprofits play… Read More
Peer review is the cornerstone of quality assurance in research, pivotal for setting standards in scholarly work, and critical in determining who gets funding. The article “The Decision-Making Constraints and… Read More
Have you ever thought about how we can create positive change in our communities? One effective approach is through a process called “Appreciative Inquiry.” This method focuses on identifying and… Read More
Nimbyism, short for “Not In My Back Yard,” is a term frequently used to describe local opposition to various development projects. These range from housing policies to energy installations, and… Read More
Imagine you’ve just baked a cake for the first time. You followed the recipe, watched the oven, and carefully decorated it. But the real test isn’t in how it looks;… Read More
Introduction: Understanding the Art of Grant Writing Grant writing and securing funding are critical skills in the research world. However, the decision-making process behind grant allocation is often shrouded in… Read More
The quest for innovative solutions to public health challenges is an ongoing endeavor. A recent article titled “Business–nonprofit hybrid organizing: a dynamic approach to balancing benefits and costs” published in… Read More
This is kind of a weird article to feature, but it is summer for Southern-hemisphere friends, and there are some good generalized lessons here. In an age where evidence-informed practices… Read More
Family violence (FV) is a pervasive issue affecting individuals and families across various social strata, manifesting in physical, emotional, and psychological harm. The article, “Exploring Factors Shaping Primary Health Care… Read More