The Pandemic’s Effects on the Economy, Part 2—A Return to ‘Normal’?
As we discussed in our previous article “The Pandemic and Non-profits” the pandemic has had a substantial effect on the operation and sustenance of nonprofits.
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The Pandemic’s Effects on the Economy, Part 1 – Where We are and Where We’re Going
As we discussed in our previous article “The Pandemic and Non-profits” the pandemic has had a substantial effect on the operation and sustenance of nonprofits.
2021 – Continuing Challenges to the Nonprofit Sector
As we discussed in our previous article “The Pandemic and Non-profits” the pandemic has had a substantial effect on the operation and sustenance of nonprofits.
The Pandemic and Nonprofits
Challenges There are few aspects of society that the pandemic is not affecting. Accordingly, COVID-19 is having a substantial effect on the operation and sustenance
Pretending to Love Work
In a previous blog post, “Why You Hate Work” we discussed an article that appeared in the New York Times that investigated the way that the
A Lifetime of Learning
Pablo Picasso once said, “It takes a long time to become young.” The same may be said about education and the process of becoming educated.
Robots Grade Your Essays and Read Your Resumes
We’ve previously written about the rise of artificial intelligence and the current and anticipated effects of AI upon employment. (See links to previous blog posts,
Are There Any Questions?
Asking questions is a critical aspect of learning. We’ve previously written about the importance of questions in our blog post “Evaluation Research Interviews: Just Like
What’s the Difference? 10 Things You Should Know About Organizations vs. Programs
Organizations vs. Programs Organizations are social collectivities that have: members/employees, norms (rules for, and standards of, behavior), ranks of authority, communications systems, and relatively stable
Evaluation Reporting: True Stories, Well Told
In a recent, themed issue devoted to the topic of validity in program evaluation, the journal New Directions in Evaluation (No. 142, Summer, 2014) revisited and commented on Ernest
The Pandemic’s Effects on the Economy, Part 2—A Return to ‘Normal’?
As we discussed in our previous article “The Pandemic and Non-profits” the pandemic has had a substantial effect on the operation and sustenance of nonprofits.
The Pandemic’s Effects on the Economy, Part 1 – Where We are and Where We’re Going
As we discussed in our previous article “The Pandemic and Non-profits” the pandemic has had a substantial effect on the operation and sustenance of nonprofits.
2021 – Continuing Challenges to the Nonprofit Sector
As we discussed in our previous article “The Pandemic and Non-profits” the pandemic has had a substantial effect on the operation and sustenance of nonprofits.
The Pandemic and Nonprofits
Challenges There are few aspects of society that the pandemic is not affecting. Accordingly, COVID-19 is having a substantial effect on the operation and sustenance
Pretending to Love Work
In a previous blog post, “Why You Hate Work” we discussed an article that appeared in the New York Times that investigated the way that the
A Lifetime of Learning
Pablo Picasso once said, “It takes a long time to become young.” The same may be said about education and the process of becoming educated.
Robots Grade Your Essays and Read Your Resumes
We’ve previously written about the rise of artificial intelligence and the current and anticipated effects of AI upon employment. (See links to previous blog posts,
Are There Any Questions?
Asking questions is a critical aspect of learning. We’ve previously written about the importance of questions in our blog post “Evaluation Research Interviews: Just Like
What’s the Difference? 10 Things You Should Know About Organizations vs. Programs
Organizations vs. Programs Organizations are social collectivities that have: members/employees, norms (rules for, and standards of, behavior), ranks of authority, communications systems, and relatively stable
Evaluation Reporting: True Stories, Well Told
In a recent, themed issue devoted to the topic of validity in program evaluation, the journal New Directions in Evaluation (No. 142, Summer, 2014) revisited and commented on Ernest
The Pandemic’s Effects on the Economy, Part 2—A Return to ‘Normal’?
As we discussed in our previous article “The Pandemic and Non-profits” the pandemic has had a substantial effect on the operation and sustenance of nonprofits.
The Pandemic’s Effects on the Economy, Part 1 – Where We are and Where We’re Going
As we discussed in our previous article “The Pandemic and Non-profits” the pandemic has had a substantial effect on the operation and sustenance of nonprofits.
2021 – Continuing Challenges to the Nonprofit Sector
As we discussed in our previous article “The Pandemic and Non-profits” the pandemic has had a substantial effect on the operation and sustenance of nonprofits.
The Pandemic and Nonprofits
Challenges There are few aspects of society that the pandemic is not affecting. Accordingly, COVID-19 is having a substantial effect on the operation and sustenance
Pretending to Love Work
In a previous blog post, “Why You Hate Work” we discussed an article that appeared in the New York Times that investigated the way that the
A Lifetime of Learning
Pablo Picasso once said, “It takes a long time to become young.” The same may be said about education and the process of becoming educated.
Robots Grade Your Essays and Read Your Resumes
We’ve previously written about the rise of artificial intelligence and the current and anticipated effects of AI upon employment. (See links to previous blog posts,
Are There Any Questions?
Asking questions is a critical aspect of learning. We’ve previously written about the importance of questions in our blog post “Evaluation Research Interviews: Just Like
What’s the Difference? 10 Things You Should Know About Organizations vs. Programs
Organizations vs. Programs Organizations are social collectivities that have: members/employees, norms (rules for, and standards of, behavior), ranks of authority, communications systems, and relatively stable
Evaluation Reporting: True Stories, Well Told
In a recent, themed issue devoted to the topic of validity in program evaluation, the journal New Directions in Evaluation (No. 142, Summer, 2014) revisited and commented on Ernest