Podcasts For Nonprofit Organizations: Personal Development for Leaders, Board Members, Staff and Volunteers
Posted Jan 14 2009 8:50pm
There are some terrific podcasts available on the subject of nonprofit organizations. They cover topics including:
Starting a nonprofit organization
Fundraising
Leading and managing
Using technology effectively
Listening to informative podcasts is a great way to learn.
You can listen to podcasts on your computer or with a portable mp3 player when you are away from your home or office.
I have turned my car into a classroom! Rather than listening to the radio, I listen to podcasts I have downloaded to my mp3 player. There are special accessories that allow you to play your mp3 player through your car radio.
Consider listening to the podcasts described below. They are the best I have found. I continue to learn from them and I know you will as well.
The 501c3Cast is an independent podcast that is all about helping nonprofit professionals, not-for-profit volunteers, and other "do-gooders" in the philanthropic world.
This podcast is my personal favorite. Listen to it and you will learn a tremendous amount of information on a variety of topics pertinent to your role in the nonprofit world.
Would you like to learn about what makes a nonprofit Board perform at it's best? BoardStar will provide you a multitude of ideas that can be implemented to strengthen a nonprofit Board.
This BusinessWeek podcast is full of interviews by several people on their Top Givers list. Learn why and how some of the most generous philanthropists give back.
Do you want to know how to start and run a vibrant nonprofit organization? That is exactly the reason the Craigslist Foundation holds their annual Nonprofit Boot Camp. This podcast contains many of the keynote speeches, workshop sessions and interviews and is filled with useful information.
Roger Carr is the founder and owner of Everyday Giving. Sign up at http://www.EverydayGiving.com to receive our special report "9 Questions to Consider Before Volunteering" for free.
There are some terrific podcasts available on the subject of nonprofit organizations. They cover topics including:
Listening to informative podcasts is a great way to learn.
I have turned my car into a classroom! Rather than listening to the radio, I listen to podcasts I have downloaded to my mp3 player. There are special accessories that allow you to play your mp3 player through your car radio.
Consider listening to the podcasts described below. They are the best I have found. I continue to learn from them and I know you will as well.
501c3Cast for Nonprofits
The 501c3Cast is an independent podcast that is all about helping nonprofit professionals, not-for-profit volunteers, and other "do-gooders" in the philanthropic world.
This podcast is my personal favorite. Listen to it and you will learn a tremendous amount of information on a variety of topics pertinent to your role in the nonprofit world.
Go to http://www.501c3cast.com to discover more about 501c3Cast for Nonprofits.
BoardStar: On Being Board
Would you like to learn about what makes a nonprofit Board perform at it's best? BoardStar will provide you a multitude of ideas that can be implemented to strengthen a nonprofit Board.
Go to http://www.smallpackageproductions.com/boardstar to discover more about BoardStar: On Being Board.
NetSquared: Remixing the Web for Social Change
If you want to learn about the very latest use of technology to support your passion to change the world, the NetSquared podcast is your answer.
Go to http://netsquared.libsyn.com to discover more about NetSquared: Remixing the Web for Social Change.
BusinessWeek - Top Givers
This BusinessWeek podcast is full of interviews by several people on their Top Givers list. Learn why and how some of the most generous philanthropists give back.
Go to http://www.businessweek.com/mediacenter/podcasts/philanthropy/current.html to discover more about BusinessWeek - Top Givers.
Craigslist Foundation's Nonprofit Boot Camp
Do you want to know how to start and run a vibrant nonprofit organization? That is exactly the reason the Craigslist Foundation holds their annual Nonprofit Boot Camp. This podcast contains many of the keynote speeches, workshop sessions and interviews and is filled with useful information.
Go to http://www.craigslistfoundation.org/index.php?page=Nonprofit_Boot_Camp_Online to discover more about Craigslist Foundation's Nonprofit Boot Camp.
© 2007 Roger B. Carr
Roger Carr is the founder and owner of Everyday Giving. Sign up at http://www.EverydayGiving.com to receive our special report "9 Questions to Consider Before Volunteering" for free.