The Nonprofit Resources Diversity Task Force has been established to develop resources and action steps for our company, clients, and network to put words into action. We are proud of the growing diversity within our team and our client organizations.
The Diversity Task Force’s Mission is to create a diverse and inclusive environment for Nonprofit Resources and our clients.
To achieve our mission of “helping nonprofits succeed”, the Diversity Task Force aims to leverage our diverse backgrounds and experiences to establish a framework for organizational culture. Also, we examine diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEIA) in our policies, procedures, and practices. It is our commitment, at every stage of organizational growth, to continue these aforementioned diversity efforts and articulate our Core Values.
Nonprofit Resources also offers DEIA services and training, see our Human Resources page to learn more.
Nonprofit Resources condemns the antisemitism and hate speech that impacts millions of Jews and people of all backgrounds in the U.S. and internationally.
Nonprofit Resources celebrates and recognizes June as Pride Month, and the Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility Task Force shares the history and necessity for LGBTQ+ representation and advocacy year-round.
March is Women’s History Month, honoring the accomplishments and contributions of women who have shaped the progress of our society and continue to trailblaze for so many generations after.
Challenging our established norms is never easy, especially in the workplace. Here are some steps you can take to transform your workplace into an inclusive, inviting, equal space for all employees.
During his lifetime, Martin Luther King Jr. grappled with many national issues, including but not limited to segregation, wage equity, housing, workers’ rights, union representation, and voting rights. Reflecting on his leadership and the challenges he navigated, it’s clear there is still work to be done.
Diversity, equity, and inclusion remains a key priority for organizations as they seek to build these values and commit to more empowering environments. Amongst nonprofit organizations, cultivating diverse talent can have wide-ranging impacts on workplace culture and mission accomplishment.
The Nonprofit Resources team is deeply saddened by the reports of hate crimes and incidents against Asian Americans. New data has shown that anti-Asian hate incidents are on the rise, including the targeting of Asian American elders and women.
75% of the Nonprofit Resources staff are female, so it may come as a shock that in the nonprofit sector only 45% of top positions in nonprofits are made up of women; especially when women now make up 75% of the labor force. So, what can we as an industry, society, or as individuals do to create more opportunities for women in positions of power in a male populated industry?
This month is a time to recognize and reflect on the continued struggle for racial justice, as well as celebrate the triumphs of Black people in America. Here are three of many ways that your nonprofit can honor Black History Month!
Establishing diversity and inclusivity in our own lives and businesses doesn’t happen overnight. Our company believes that “Black Lives Matter” is simply that – recognizing and acknowledging that we still have work to do until we see equality and justice for all.
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