Program Design, Management, & Evaluation

Developed from ongoing nonprofit management research and the Center’s guide, Principles & Practices: Best Practices for North Carolina Nonprofits, this 6-session series facilitates learning, discussion, and fundamental management strategies around board governance, program design and evaluation, strategic planning, fundraising, financial management, and human resources.

Nonprofits work with consultants for a variety of reasons, from strategic planning to fundraising, capacity building and grant writing. But understanding how a consultant can benefit your nonprofit, as well as what your nonprofit is responsible for in this collaboration, is critical to success.

Learn how Candid is collecting demographic data and how partners are using it to make more informed decisions and address disparities across the sector.

Are you ready to transform your nonprofit’s data into powerful insights to drive mission success? Whether you’re pedaling uphill through fragmented systems and spreadsheets, coasting along using centralized databases and campaigns, or aspiring to lead with cutting-edge data analytics, this webinar is your gateway to harnessing data for strategic impact.

Participants of the first in-person Nonprofit Management Institute Master Class share insights on their experience and the learning opportunity.

Learn creative ways to explain to donors, funders, stakeholders, and your board that the work of your organization is important and impactful.

Join Montana Nonprofit Association to explore how to apply the principles of True Program Costing to your organization’s budget. This workshop will take overview the process, in detail, from start to finish, giving you all the tools you need to overhaul your financial systems. 

By the end of this session, you will feel more confident in your ability to save time and resources by using AI and to deliver more engaging and impactful learning experiences. Don't miss this opportunity to transform your training practices and achieve better results with AI.

This session will use a storytelling method to introduce how cultural considerations and lived experiences can influence how one learns. Through mini lessons and stories, we will experience a cultural way of teaching from Indigenous cultures. We will see, for example, how Native American stories often include elements of nature to teach a lesson, showing our connectedness to all things and helping in knowledge retention by relating the lesson to a visual aid.

This session will explore how to design with principles and models from behavioral science. We will examine behavior change from a number of different angles, using techniques from the fields of neuroscience, behavioral economics, behavioral psychology, persuasive technology, and user experience design.