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The challenges facing nonprofits are evolving. Building Movement Project helps leaders respond with trusted research, practical tools, and opportunities to learn alongside peers, building stronger organizations and more resilient movements.

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Research Reports & Tools

For 25 years, Building Movement Project has worked alongside nonprofit leaders to understand what's changing across the sector, and what organizations need to thrive. We turn those insights into trusted research, practical tools, and opportunities to learn with peers, helping leaders strengthen their organizations and guide more resilient movements.

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Support leaders at every stage

Leadership

Support leaders at every stage

Research, learning opportunities, and practical resources that help nonprofit leaders grow, navigate change, and lead with confidence.

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Organizational Change

Build stronger organizations

Use research, assessments, and practical tools to create healthier workplace cultures where people can lead, grow, and stay.

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Movement Building

Build stronger movements together

Explore ideas, tools, and learning opportunities that help organizations build relationships, practice solidarity, and create lasting change.

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Explore nearly a decade of Race to Lead findings in one interactive resource.

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Women of color lead some of the nation's most innovative, community-rooted nonprofit organizations.

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Solidarity Lessons from a Year of Crisis and Change is part of BMP’s Movement Infrastructure Series

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Mercedes Brown, BMP Director of Race Equity Assessment There is no shortage of evidence that racial equity work remains necessary. What feels different right now is what it takes to

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