Yet another achievement of my academic bucket list: a publication in Journal of Behavioral Public Administration. Really happy to be part of this #OpenAccess initiative…. At @pmrc2019 , Lewis Faulk (School of Public Affairs) and I will present two follow-up experiments… #ThisIsOnlyTheBeginning #Reputation #NPO #crisis

Important implications for addressing all needs on the local level --- and the remaining gaps to be filled by nonprofits and government.

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Do profit incentives and strategies in #nonprofit and for-profit entities the social sector attract or deter donations from individual donors, and why? Find out in the new article from Journal of Policy Analysis and Management here ow.ly/e8KI50x4PHK

Nonprofit Management & Leadership issue 31:4 now published--excellent work on stakeholder representation, psychological contracts, board interlock, social networks, finance, entrepreneurial intent, Covid-19, crisis management, and cryptocurrency donations onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/15427854/c…

Just a shout-out to everyone involved in these journals and to @MHager_ASU specifically on NML's impact factor = 3.04 (up from 1.67) -- Further evidence of Mark's legacy and impact

Can leaders of color use their position to help guide their organization toward advancing racial equality? This research is part of the "Equity in Employment" collection on our RISE site. #FreeAccess in Nonprofit Management & Leadership ➡️ ow.ly/PCRu50G0Puu

Congratulations Brad R. Fulton @mich_oyakawa and @RichWoodUNM on behalf of the NML editorial board, Wiley Business, and School of Public Affairs for this year's NML Editors' Prize! The article is temporarily free to read here: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/nm…

This article draws on critical race theory to explain how leaders of color in predominantly white organizations use a “critical standpoint” to help their organization address racial inequality. Wiley is providing free access to this article until Oct 31 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/nm…

Nonprofit Management & Leadership special issue now published: Tribute to Professor Robert Dean Herman 1946-2022. Introduction by Fredrik Andersson and David Renz. All articles in the special issue are free-to-read through May 15 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/toc/10.100… Wiley Business School of Public Affairs

#ARNOVA and Independent Sector are excited to invite you to submit proposals to the 11th Annual Nonprofit Public Policy Symposium! Proposals will be accepted through April 29, 2022. Learn more at arnova.org/2022symposium

If you are interested in crypto-giving, blockchain tech, and nonprofits, this is an excellent review by Peter Howson in Nonprofit Management & Leadership of 9 tradeoffs of crypto-donations and blockchain for nonprofit organizations -- free-to-read by Wiley Business through Nov 15

Starts today at 1pm EDT: 2022 Symposium on Public Policy for Nonprofits -- Still time to join!

Such an excellent discussion in the 11th Annual Nonprofit Public Policy Symposium today! Thank you, ARNOVA, Independent Sector, Nonprofit Policy Forum and all the presenters, discussants, and attendees - Looking forward to the follow-up publications and discussion out of this event!

Congratulations, Beth Gazley and Chao Guo for this year's NML Editors' Prize! This is a strong example of a systematic review and has important takeaways for nonprofit & public management research on inter-organizational collaboration. Excellent work! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

Do highly connected nonprofits get more grants? Still more to the story: tandfonline.com/eprint/CN9durT…

Does #nonprofit capacity building lead to financial growth? Yes...and no. Read the full story here: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/nm…

SPA’s Jane Palmer receives New Scholar Award from @ASCWomenCrime for work to address sexual assault. ow.ly/ZXbS306IgAo

Old row houses sit next to new construction in Shaw. SPA's Derek Hyra speaks with NPR about the DC neighborhood. ow.ly/enFF3085gQ0