There are a few non-profit organizations that have complementary strengths to the one I'm working for and we all tend to operate in silos. While I understand this protective attitude, it ultimately doesn't serve the people we are working for.
I'm looking for examples of non-profits who manage to combine their strengths, or at least try.
I am currently earning my master's degree in applied sociology. My interests include healthcare inequality, particularly, doctor-patient communication difficulties experienced by lower-income […]
I realized my idea of using donations to cover half of EV costs had too many flaws in it, so i have […]
Hi all, I'm currently doing an assignment for university. I've chosen the topic surrounding the refugee crisis and the 79.5 million forcibly […]
I've been at my current role for about 2 years. I worked part time for most of that while finishing grad school. […]
