Knowledge & Insights
How nonprofit professionals stay ahead of the curve when it comes to talent and culture.
Nonprofit HR is widely recognized as a leader in gathering data and developing talent management resources for nonprofit leaders and human resources professionals. From culture management to harassment prevention to diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, we provide the guidance your organization needs to best support your people.
2021 NONPROFIT TALENT MANAGEMENT PRIORITIES SURVEY
Weigh in on the future direction of talent management practices for the social sector.
2021 is too important to leave to chance. Let us know your nonprofit’s talent management priorities for 2021 by completing the 2021 Nonprofit Talent Management Priorities Survey. It only takes a few moments to complete it. Start now!
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Research & Data
Get the latest data on job growth, hiring and employment in the nonprofit sector, as well as HR benchmarks, from our original research and reports.
Insight Library
Read our latest thinking on the issues that matter most in nonprofit talent and culture. Visit our insight library.
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Learn critical, nonprofit-focused human resources skills and talent and culture strategies from our team of experts.
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Featured Insight: Habits of Highly Effective Nonprofit Leaders
What sets the effective nonprofit leaders apart from the rest? We have the answers.
We connected with high-performing nonprofit leaders from organizations like the National 4-H Council and the YWCA and asked them what makes them tick. Each leader had unique insights into key habits that help them lead effectively, which we synergized into four key themes.
The most effective leaders:
- Place a high value on education
- Empower others
- Embrace Change
- Leverage their networks
These are habits you can cultivate in yourself and in your most promising nonprofit employees.