Indigenous Peoples’ Day Should Begin with Acknowledgement
Roderick Griner, Feedback Labs | October 11, 2021 Here at Feedback Labs in Washington, D.C., we work on the traditional…
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When means become an end: the problem with the development sector.
Basil Dogra, Feedback Labs | October 6, 2021 On his first day in office in 2017, Mark Green, the newly-appointed…
Black art and artists matter.
Tatiana Rice, Founder & CEO of BlkArthouse | Sept. 1 2021 Share this: Black art and artists matter. During times…
Nonprofits: Even in a Crisis, Funders Are Falling Short on Equity
Satonya Fair, PEAK Grantmaking | August 27, 2021 Share this: The Center for Effective Philanthropy’s latest research report, Persevering Through…
Insights from an Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Journey
Melinda Tuan, Fund for Shared Insight | July 9, 2021 Share this: Listening for Equity In July 2014, a small…
Celebrate Our Demands: Acting in Solidarity with LGBTQ Immigrants Beyond Pride Month
Anna Castro, SolidarityIs | June 30, 2021 Share this: This blog was written by and originally posted on June 24,…
Pace Center for Girls – Why is listening, reflecting and acting on feedback mission critical?
More about the author More about Pace Center for Girls Pace Center for Girls, Inc., is a school-based, gender-responsive program…
Listening to the ‘Whole Person’ Aligns Client-Feedback Program with Community Funder
#Feedback4Equity Stories | A Series From The Fund For Shared Insight | June 16, 2021 Share this: When a…
Nonprofit Adapts Feedback Survey Questions for Clients with Varying Abilities
#HowWeListen Stories | A Series From The Fund For Shared Insight | June 3, 2021 Share this: Foundation for…
The Net Promoter Score for Social Sector Feedback
How does it work? The Net Promoter Score was originally developed using the question “How likely are you to recommend…