May 21, 2012

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  • Ruth McCambridge | May 16 2012

    Leadership and Discomfort

    RuthI wanted to make sure that you saw an article we posted online yesterday from the latest edition of the Nonprofit Quarterly journal. I'd love to hear your thoughts on how the demands of leadership may be changing.

  • Ruth McCambridge | May 8 2012

    Sendak Tells Us Where the Wild Things Are

    RuthRather than waxing on about Sendak, who was nothing if not plainspoken yet profound, I want to share a few snippets from his interview with Bill Moyers after describing a childhood that was full of undeniably difficult moments.

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Leadership and Discomfort

RuthI wanted to make sure that you saw an article we posted online yesterday from the latest edition of the Nonprofit Quarterly journal. I'd love to hear your thoughts on how the demands of leadership may be changing.

Sendak Tells Us Where the Wild Things Are

RuthRather than waxing on about Sendak, who was nothing if not plainspoken yet profound, I want to share a few snippets from his interview with Bill Moyers after describing a childhood that was full of undeniably difficult moments.

Boards: Do Big Names Draw Big Bucks?

RuthWe here at NPQ love the research that proves or disproves something we all "know." So here is an article by Robert D. Herman and David O. Renz entitled "Do Big Names Really Draw Big Bucks?"

Random Acts of Leadership

RuthReal leadership often puts us at risk, especially when there are vested interests that oppose the changes we want to make.

Neighborhoods as Petting Zoos: Bad Idea

RuthIt is one of the more distasteful (to me) traditions in which philanthropy engages: the group tour of suffering as site visit. This comes up because of a story that I covered on the newswire this morning.

3 New NPQ Classics – Powerful and Free

RuthI am so impressed by three different pieces now up on our website that I wanted to make sure you all did not miss them.

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