Today on #WomensEqualityDay, we celebrate the strides made toward gender equality and honor the relentless efforts of women who have paved the way for future generations. Since our founding, INP has prioritized gender equity, working to support women as they step into leadership positions of greater power and influence. We are proud to serve a nationwide community of majority women who are fueling a more effective, connected, equitable, and diverse social impact sector. #INProud2Lead
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Progress is powered by people and now is the time to invest in yourself and the communities that you serve! Learn more about what we offer for both in-person and virtual programs in locations around the US. The Institute for Nonprofit Practice (INP) works to ensure that you, as the nation’s most promising nonprofit, public sector, and social impact leaders, have the skills, knowledge, networks, and confidence to effectively lead, advance justice, and build a more equitable future for all. INP offers a suite of resources and programs for leaders at all stages in their careers, including equity-focused management and leadership development, community convenings, network building, and robust alumni programming, all designed to build upon the knowledge, financial, and social capital of leaders who are addressing the most significant issues of our time and building the world we all need. Our programs center diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging as core parts of everything we do. Currently, 70% of INP faculty, staff, and participants identify as BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color). Behind INP’s nationally-recognized programming to develop leaders and advance their organizational missions is a culture that is thoughtful and attentive to its staff and faculty. A strong sense of community and shared values are key aspects of what make working at INP unique. After nearly 15 years of success in the Northeast, INP has now expanded to meet the need and demand for equity-focused capacity leadership development across the country. With sites in the Northeast, Midwest, and West Coast, INP now serves a network of more than 6,500 social impact leaders from over 1,000 distinct organizations annually. For more information on the Institute for Nonprofit Practice, visit www.nonprofitpractice.org.
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- Industry
- Higher Education
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Boston, MA
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2007
- Specialties
- Leadership, Non-Profit Management, Professional Development, Training, and Continuing Education
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We love seeing the #INPfamily get together! 💙
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An incredible night at XACO TACO with my Institute for Nonprofit Practice family. It was so great to connect with my practice seminar group, who are some of the most compassionate, creative, thoughtful and fun non-profit leaders in RI, and catch up. Thank you for the good conversation and laughs, and thank you for the strawberry plant, Kimberly Libby ! Marcie Baker-Hinds you were deeply missed! #inp #nonprofit #leadership #taconight
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With workforce shortages, burnout, and turnover on the rise, there's no better time to prioritize well-being within your organization than #NationalWellnessMonth. Last fall, INP launched our Well-being Initiative – our effort to research and share information with the sector to help shift organizational and philanthropic practice in service of a healthier, more sustainable sector, and we are excited to share more of our research in the coming months! Stay tuned for INP’s forthcoming report on the state of well-being in the social impact sector, featuring actionable recommendations for nonprofit leaders and philanthropies to promote workplace wellness. Until then, learn more about INP’s Well-being Initiative: https://bit.ly/3Az1sVf #INProud2Lead
LLS The State of Well-being in the Social Sector (May 13, 2024)
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Are you looking for a new role or hiring at your organization? Discover and share the latest social impact opportunities on INP’s job board, offered at no cost! We include listings for all career levels from across the country. Whether you're seeking a career move, or have an open position to fill, consider this resource to kickstart your search: https://bit.ly/3SycUXd #INProud2Lead
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In honor of #NationalNonprofitDay, INP would like to take a moment to celebrate the remarkable organizations powered by our network of changemakers. Whether through direct support, advocacy, or awareness building, social impact leaders and their teams are essential to keeping our communities strong – sharing their passion, innovation, and dedication to create positive, lasting impact for a brighter future. Thank you for all you do to fuel our sector! #INProud2Lead
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Meet INP’s 2024 Changemakers! As Founder and CEO of RefugePoint for nearly 20 years, Sasha Chanoff has been instrumental in transforming the way the world supports refugees. In addition to leading RefugePoint, Sasha co-authored “From Crisis to Calling: Finding Your Moral Center in the Toughest Decisions,” a leadership book about the moral decision points that shape our lives. Sasha's commitment to humanitarianism extends to his role as a Goodwill Ambassador for the Aurora Prize for Awakening Humanity. Thank you, Sasha, for leading the charge in solutions-based refugee support, and congratulations on being named one of this year’s Changemakers! Read more: https://bit.ly/4eHQ0WH #INPChangemakerAwards
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Shout-out to INP board member, Phil Buchanan, and #INPalum Jesús Gerena, for being featured in The NonProfit Times’ 2024 Power & Influence Top 50 alongside many INP friends! As President of the Center for Effective Philanthropy, Phil is at the forefront of CEP’s mission to provide data, solutions, and programs that help donors improve their effectiveness. Jesús serves as CEO of UpTogether, addressing poverty through policy and systems change so everyone can achieve financial freedom. Congratulations to you both and all of those recognized this year! Read more: bit.ly/3Wuy5dS #INProud2Lead
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Meet INP’s 2024 Changemakers! Boston City Council President Ruthzee Louijeune made history in 2021 as the first Haitian-American elected to Boston municipal government. A grounded, thoughtful, and inclusive leader, Ruthzee started out as a student activist and tour guide with the youth organization MYTOWN, before launching an impressive career as a lawyer, where she fought for families facing eviction and foreclosure in Boston Housing Court, and defended voting rights in cases before the U.S. Supreme Court. Now in her second term as City Councilor At-Large, Ruthzee serves as an inspiration for her many achievements and fierce advocacy to advance justice for local communities. Ruthzee, we look forward to following your journey as you continue to shape the future of #Boston. Congratulations on being named one of INP’s 2024 Changemakers! Read more: https://bit.ly/4eHQ0WH #INPChangemakerAwards
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Join us in celebrating #INPalum Toni Elka and her incredible journey with Future Chefs! For 17 years, Toni’s transformative leadership as the founding Executive Director has enabled exponential growth, equipping over 1,400 Boston teens with leadership and culinary skills, setting them up for a successful future. Toni, thank you for your vision, passion, and incredible dedication to providing youth development opportunities in an empowering and engaging environment. Here's to your next chapter, and to the lasting impact you've created for all past, present, and future chefs! Read more: https://bit.ly/4c9PpKP #INProud2Lead
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Meet INP’s 2024 Changemakers! #INPalum and faculty member Yi-Chin Chen serves as Executive Director of Friends of the Children-Boston, an organization dedicated to breaking the cycle of poverty through youth mentorship from kindergarten to high school graduation. With over two decades in youth development, Yi-Chin's leadership has elevated Friends of the Children – Boston as the only organization across the state offering long-term, unconditional support to children facing the toughest challenges. From her early beginnings as a school counselor to current roles on many local boards and committees, Yi-Chin is an outstanding champion empowering the next generation. Thank you for your transformative contributions to all those you serve, Yi-Chin, and congratulations on being named one of this year’s Changemakers! Read more: https://bit.ly/4eHQ0WH #INPChangemakerAwards
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