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8 Job-Seeking Tips from a Veteran Nonprofit Recruiter

The Chronicle of Philanthropy

By Vincent Robinson Getty Images A veteran recruiter of nonprofit leaders offers insights, tips, and pitfalls to avoid when working with a recruiter, or during any hiring process.

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With Philanthropic Dollars, Five States Will Recruit Young Adults to Fight Climate Change

The Chronicle of Philanthropy

Environmental advocates say philanthropy can help the drastically pared-down American Climate Corps succeed. Environmental advocates say philanthropy can help the drastically pared-down American Climate Corps succeed.

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Fundraisers Are Heavily Recruited for Jobs Outside Nonprofits; Corporate Giving Is Flat

The Chronicle of Philanthropy

By Rasheeda Childress A new survey of fundraisers, data analysts, and other advancement-services professionals found that 46 percent of them have considered and/or been recruited for roles outside the nonprofit world.

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Barr Foundation Awards $34.9 Million to New England Nonprofit Groups

The Chronicle of Philanthropy

Prest Also, Price Philanthropies gave $10 million to accelerate training for mental-health professionals in California, and Girls Who Invest received $2 million to recruit more women and nonbinary people for careers in the investment-management industry.

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Texas Woman’s U. Receives $15 Million to Recruit and Train More Women Airline Pilots

The Chronicle of Philanthropy

Prest Texas Woman’s University A $15 million grant from the Doswell Foundation will go toward creating an aviation program at Texas Woman’s University to recruit and train more women to fly planes and address a shortage of pilots in the airline industry.

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Recentering Philanthropy toward Social Justice

NonProfit Quarterly

This is an experience that a lot of people who have been participating in philanthropy for decades are unaware of— the lived experiences of people of color with wealth and the type of philanthropy that they have contributed over decades. It looks different. It’s not institutional. And a lot of it is just not visible. CS: Really?

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The Chronicle of Philanthropy Names a New Editor-in-Chief

The Chronicle of Philanthropy

Chronicle Progresses Ambitious Plan to Innovate, Grow, and Spotlight Social Sector Michael Theis, The Chronicle At the Chronicle of Higher Education, Elbert Ventura commissioned and edited essays, features, and reviews and recruited academics, critics, and journalists to write for The Chronicle Review.