Posts tagged with nptech.

Over on the Stanford Social Innovation Review blog, read this post by TechSoup Global’s Sheetal Singh on new collaborations between nonprofits and volunteer tech wizards participating in hackathons and mashups to create new tools for civic engagement.  Policy makers are becoming increasingly aware th

(This is the second of a four-part series in which you will find excerpts from twenty participant impact evaluations provided one year after the February 15, 2011 TechSoup Global Contributors Summit.

On the Stanford Social Innovation Review Blog, a dialog has begun in response to TechSoup Global co-CEO Daniel Ben-Horin’s “Tension and Possibility: The New Dynamics of Change.” 

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TechSoup Global has been following with interest an organization called Campus Party – “the biggest techno-social phenomenon that no one in the U.S.

TechSoup Global wants to learn more about how nonprofits, libraries, foundations and all types on NGOs use traditional and cloud-based technology and about their plans for the future.

In his new book Leap of Reason, Mario Morino argues that most nonprofits don’t effectively manage to outcomes; that is, they don’t measure and optimize their ability to meet the mission.

(Portland, OR) -- “Data is the new oil.” In an otherwise humdrum Closing Keynote address by Nike’s VP of Sustainable Business and Innovation, Hannah Jones, this struck me as rather a provocative statement. She’s trying to incite a hotel lobby full of nonprofiters, philanthropists, MBA students, CSR practioners and ot

Over on the Netsquared Blog, an interesting series on high impact, limited term volunteering has been kicked off with Bari Samad’s post about how a three-week long volunteer project on the Pine Ridge Indian Reserva

TechSoup Global's colleague, Darian Rodriguez Heyman, has posted some great ideas on the TechSoup.org blog.

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