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All Areas of Focus » Civil Society Organizations: Nonprofits, Philanthropy, and Social Entrepreneurs »

Communication Training

Definition Communications refers to the activity of supporting and training civil society organizations and nonprofits to improve their methods of communication externally, such as through marketing or promotion, and internally, to raise their profile and to enhance their effectiveness as an organization.	Photo source
Keywords nonprofit marketing, raising awareness about nonprofits, nonprofit organization marketing, communications training, communications quality, information sharing, skills, effective communications, enhancing civil society skills, NGO services, The Chronicle of Philanthropy, American Philanthropy Review, Philanthropy, NGO, ONG, citizen sector, civil society

FEATURED ORGANIZATIONS

Nonprofit Assistance Center in Seattle is a training and consulting resource working to build better communities by strengthening the organizations within them. This new initiative helps organizations develop the skills they need to achieve their missions.

FEATURED RESOURCES

Community Tool Box: Our mission is to promote community health and development by connecting people, ideas, and resources. The central document on the website is a 46 chapter guide with practical information about how to build community. The Community Tool Box is intended for professionals and ordinary citizens and can be used in everyday practice. The site addresses a broad range of topics such as leadership skills, program evaluation, and promoting participation. The site includes a Community Troubleshooting Guide, a Forum and Chatroom and a Community Work Station. The latter leads groups through steps for achieving particular goals (such as building partnerships or analyzing problems).

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