Resources with "Staff Training" Keyword

A brief look at volunteering trends and key takeaways during COVID-19.

While written by an Arts organization, the 4 “Hurdles” described, along with strategies to consider and actions to take are relevant to a

This article from the National Council of Nonprofits not only describes the issue, but suggests ways to start making changes, and provide

This brief article from Beth Steinhorn at VQ Strategies outlines 4 questions we can all ask ourselves for developing and implementing a p

Part 2 of thoughts on how to audit your own diversity, equity and inclusion strategy (DEI) in how you engage volunteers from Jerome Tenni

Thoughts on how to audit your own diversity, equity and inclusion strategy (DEI) in how you engage volunteers from Jerome Tennille, CVA,

A good list of terms to be familiar with from Technical.ly

The vast majority of managers of volunteers absolutely abhor deliberate acts of racism and want to be more inclusive.

Important food for thought from the Minnesota Association for Volunteer Administration

The archive primarily consists of digitized documents from Susan J. Ellis' personal resource library.

This worksheet was a handout provided during aone-hour webinar entitled Engaging Pro Bono & Skilled Volunteers.

This document is used by Cedar Mill & Bethany Community Libraries to provide guidelines for staff and volunteers who are assisting wi

This blogpost on ethics and volunteer liability and risk management was prepared by Toby Johnson during the Covid-19 Pandemic of 2020.

This is a recording of an online meeting "Tour" provided for incoming AmeriCorps members attached to California Library Literacy Services

This one hour webinar was presented in September 2019 by Carla Lehn for the Friends of Libraries section of the New York Library Associat

This July 2019 article from Public Libraries Online provides an excellent overview of working with volunteers in large and small librarie

This quick read from Blue Avocado focuses on addressing volunteer dissatisfaction points to the right way to handle disgruntled volunteer

What do you do when someone applies to volunteer and you realize they will not work out?

How do nonprofit organizations screen volunteers? There are several options.

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