Our observations, thoughts, experiences and tips for supporting leaders of youth-focused initiatives and organizations and …like you.
A potential investment scenario allowed our team to dream big. Rather than focusing on curriculum and instructional materials or even online courses, we honed in on supporting and skilling people– leaders and essential advisors in our field. Why?
Read MoreConsulting s not for everyone. On our team, I’ve seen people come and go. Some people leave and take on full time jobs for years…some last a few months…some leave consulting and never look back. Why? Here are the top three reasons consulting can suck and 10 ways to make it better.
Read MoreHow do consultants and clients work together to support the broader mission of our field? This piece outlines five things we as consultants won’t do and sets a call for a new way to invite consultants, funders and clients into dialogue to support youth centered work.
Read MorePart of our Smart Nonprofit Leaders interview series, I had a lovely conversation with Carlos Santini, an energetic colleague in the afterschool and youth development field. In his leadership, Carlos draws upon lessons from his mentor and is now embracing his role as a way to share his own experiences with the field.
Read MoreGrab this printable poster that reminds you of a few of your very own superpowers.
Read MoreAs the new program year begins, it’s important staff build positive relationships with young people. Share these basic tips with your team to get started.
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