Resources with "Capacity Building" Keyword

Video clip on this topic from a Get Involved Volunteer Engagement Institute in Oakland California in May 2015. (17.5 minutes)

Have you thought about how volunteers with specific skills could help ?

This booklet consists of two parts.

This 5 minute video explores working with volunteers who have full time jobs with Cathy from the Sacramento Public Library, and one of he

This is a 3 minute interview with volunteer Kellie, who came on board as our volunteer Assistant Volunteer Coordinator at the California

Watch this 6 minute interview with Dan, a highly skilled Public Relations volunteer who came aboard to create a statewide PR campaign for

This paper was written by Dr.

What if the way nonprofits and companies are currently engaging volunteers is all wrong?

Minimizing legal exposure is important because volunteers’ acts are generally imputed to the nonprofit organization.

This archived webinar was produced by "AL!VE" -- the Association of Leaders in Volunteer Engagement.

A brief article that provides principles of learning theory in usable form to the design of volunteer training.

Book-to-Action Programs 2012: Bringing programs about the environment to Santa Barbara Public Library libraries (Green @ Your Library), i

As part of an LSTA grant, Lodi Public Library designed a Book to Action project around the book "Until Tuesday" based on the tr

This toolkit was researched and written VISTA volunteers serving in Appalachian Coal Country, and in rural Colorado.

You know your volunteers do valuable work -- but how do you know which of their results will be most compelling to the decision makers in

You know your volunteers do valuable work -- but how do you know which of their results will be most compelling to the decision makers in

Karen Brown, Secretary of Service and Volunteering in California, discusses trends in skilled volunteering at the Get Involved: Powered B

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Former Roseville library director Rachel Delgadillo talks about how she worked with her Children's Librarians to overcome their resistanc

The practices are on a continuum that begins with statements that reflect “Volunteer Management” procedures and ends with statements that