Add to ORKGWhat happens when a grant-maker and grant-writer learn evaluation together? Jonathan Frochtzwaig and Deborah Vaughn were already acquainted when they came together last fall for our 2016 Professional Certificate in Nonprofit Program Evaluation. Young Audiences of Oregon and Southwest Washington was a past grant recipient from the Oregon Arts Commission. What did they learn from their experiences and from each other as they went through the training program together? Read on to find out! Let the resources and insights we share in The Nonprofit Nerd inspire you to get your nerd on and find innovative ways to make research and data work for you and your nonprofit
This month\u27s topic is Opinion Research. We recently sent out a survey about using data in nonprof...
This month’s topic is evaluation with trauma survivors. This issue, we are examining the unique cons...
This month’s theme is Evidence‐Based Budgeting! Whether you’re a newly‐minted nonprofit employee or ...
What happens when a grant-maker and grant-writer learn evaluation together? Jonathan Frochtzwaig and...
This month’s topic is learning program evaluation. This month we are excited to share the perspectiv...
This month’s theme is Creating a Culture of Evaluation. NPI’s Professional Certificate in Nonprofit ...
This month’s theme is Equity in Evaluation! If you’ve been following along the past few months you m...
This month\u27s topic is program evaluation education. We are taking this month to introduce you to ...
Outlines ways to boost nonprofit organizations' capacity to systematically collect, analyze, and lea...
This month’s topic is participatory evaluation with youth. Talking about youth in evaluation would n...
This month’s theme is Networked Philanthropy. Let the resources and insights we share in The Nonprof...
Many of funders are already committed to evaluation as a tool to improve their programs and strategi...
Welcome to the Inaugural Issue of The Nonprofit Nerd! The Nonprofit Institute (NPI) at Portland Stat...
This month\u27s topic is Opinion Research. We recently sent out a survey about using data in nonprof...
This edition of the Nonprofit Nerd features research highlights, Nerds at Work, and news from the No...
This month\u27s topic is Opinion Research. We recently sent out a survey about using data in nonprof...
This month’s topic is evaluation with trauma survivors. This issue, we are examining the unique cons...
This month’s theme is Evidence‐Based Budgeting! Whether you’re a newly‐minted nonprofit employee or ...
What happens when a grant-maker and grant-writer learn evaluation together? Jonathan Frochtzwaig and...
This month’s topic is learning program evaluation. This month we are excited to share the perspectiv...
This month’s theme is Creating a Culture of Evaluation. NPI’s Professional Certificate in Nonprofit ...
This month’s theme is Equity in Evaluation! If you’ve been following along the past few months you m...
This month\u27s topic is program evaluation education. We are taking this month to introduce you to ...
Outlines ways to boost nonprofit organizations' capacity to systematically collect, analyze, and lea...
This month’s topic is participatory evaluation with youth. Talking about youth in evaluation would n...
This month’s theme is Networked Philanthropy. Let the resources and insights we share in The Nonprof...
Many of funders are already committed to evaluation as a tool to improve their programs and strategi...
Welcome to the Inaugural Issue of The Nonprofit Nerd! The Nonprofit Institute (NPI) at Portland Stat...
This month\u27s topic is Opinion Research. We recently sent out a survey about using data in nonprof...
This edition of the Nonprofit Nerd features research highlights, Nerds at Work, and news from the No...
This month\u27s topic is Opinion Research. We recently sent out a survey about using data in nonprof...
This month’s topic is evaluation with trauma survivors. This issue, we are examining the unique cons...
This month’s theme is Evidence‐Based Budgeting! Whether you’re a newly‐minted nonprofit employee or ...