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Evaluation Matters

by Pamela Leland A truism in strategic planning is that you’ll never get there if you don’t know where you’re going. The same principle applies to program evaluation … i.e., you’ll never be able to document your impact if you don’t know what you are trying to accomplish. As someone who is, by nature, both […]

DEI Report 2022

DANA Report Highlights Diversity Profile of Delaware Nonprofit Boards And Leaders As part of its continuing efforts to provide resources to nonprofits on diversity policies and practices, DANA, the Delaware Alliance for Nonprofit Advancement has released it’s 2022 Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Report. The study seeks to understand the current makeup of Delaware nonprofit boards […]

Plan to revive Schwartz Center moves forward

DOVER β€” About 40 representatives of arts organizations, nonprofit groups, businesses and city government gathered Thursday in an informal meeting to plan the reopening of the shuttered Schwartz Center for the Arts. Dover City Council President Tim Slavin, who outlined the community-driven plan in September, said the energy of those present exceeded his expectations. And […]

Public Policy Blog: Policy Adventures Amidst COVID-19 Continue in 2021

Welcome, 2021!Β  Please just do whatever it takes to do better than 2020, because no one is interested in a repeat of last year.Β  I am filled with hope for this chance to start fresh with endless possibilities.Β  Its promising that COVID-19 vaccines being deployed throughout the country, Delaware’s Joe Biden will be inaugurated in […]

Nonprofit supporters: β€˜Save Our Services’

by Craig Anderson DOVER β€” Teen mothers arrived cradling their babies who were months, if not weeks or days old. Some senior citizens needed assistance walking to the rally point, others moved slowly on their own. Approximately 200 Delawareans of all generations gathered at Legislative Hall to voice concerns about the loomingΒ elimination of nearly $46 […]