Better than Normal – How Nonprofits are Building Back Stronger in the Wake of Local and Global Crises – Sep 22
Posted by Stanford Social Innovation Review on August 31, 2021
Stanford Social Innovation Review invites you to join us for a complimentary session at this year’s Nonprofit Management Institute.
“Better than Normal – How Nonprofits are Building Back Stronger in the Wake of Local and Global Crises” will take place Wednesday, September 22 from 8:00-8:50 am (Pacific Time Zone). This session is open to anyone who wishes to join, regardless of whether or not you are registered for Nonprofit Management Institute 2021.
In this open-access session produced in partnership with AWS for Nonprofits, we’ll look more deeply at data points to ground us in the current state of social wellbeing and progress, as well as hear straight from nonprofit leaders who innovated and re-factored to respond to the changing challenges of those with whom they work. Social Progress Imperative’s CEO Michael Green will create a clearer picture of what life is really like for everyday people by highlighting the 50 social and environmental indicators measured in the latest US Social Progress Index (scheduled to be released Fall 2021). We’ll also hear from Orange County United Way’s Chief Transformation Officer Chris Ticknor and Thomson Reuters Foundation’s Director of TrustLaw Carolina Henriquez-Schmitz on how they remain responsive to their communities by listening to their ever-changing challenges and introducing innovative technology solutions that set them up to more easily adapt and evolve.
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