PathFinder

This certificate program covers five critical areas of nonprofit governance and gives consultants the tools they need to address essential, often challenging, conversations in the boardroom. It is designed for nonprofit consulting professionals, individuals pursuing a career in consulting, and those working closely with nonprofit boards across the sector.

This certificate program is a credential that demonstrates advanced level breadth and depth of knowledge about the fundraising practice, a commitment to leadership in the sector, and a commitment to ethical and effective professional practice.

This magazine provides news and analysis of what's happening in the philanthropy and social investment sectors across the world. It also acts as a forum for the exchange of ideas and experiences among practitioners. 

This newsletter contains articles and advice related to careers.

This bachelor's degree program is focused on the area of philanthropic studies. 

This magazine provides tactical, practical tips and tools for small and mid-sized nonprofit organizations. 

This newsletter aims to advance the values of social inclusion, ecological sustainability, and global interdependence across the U.S. and build a Democratic Party that can translate them into public policy as a true governing majority.

This journal is an English and French peer-reviewed publication that features research on nonprofits and the social economy.

This certificate program will teach participants how to locate specific grant funding opportunities, develop strategies for preparing and writing successful grants, and write and edit grant applications.  It will also teach participants the skills to effectively bring together a writing team and manage one's time effectively.

This certificate program provides a strong foundation in digital storytelling and fundraising. It explores a variety of best practices, strategies, platforms, tools, and techniques to inspire, engage, and activate stakeholders—including donors, funders, program beneficiaries, and other partners.