Trish Tchume, Director of Civic Engagement Moves On
BMP Director of Civic Engagement, Trish Tchume will be leaving to become the first National Director of the Young Nonprofit Professionals Network which has over 30 chapters and over 30,000 […]
Tag: Service and Social Change
Budget 101 and Other Great Resources from the Coalition on Human Needs
While congress may have reached a debt deal, many questions still remain about the federal budget and the impact that it will have on the social services that many of […]
New Voices Civic Engagement Fellowships
The Alliance for Children and Families and United Neighborhood Centers of America have launched the New Voices Civic Engagement Fellowshipto support civic engagement leadership at the local and regional level. The fellowship is designed to […]
Stories from the Field: Developing Board Readiness for Advocacy
If you’re familiar with our reports such as Making Social Change: Case Studies of Nonprofit Service Providers, you know that we here at the Building Movement Project love a good story […]
Couldn’t Make Our Call for EDs and Senior Staff? You Can Download the Audio Here!
On Wednesday, May 18th, the Building Movement Project hosted the second of our ongoing series of “cohort calls” that concentrate on the different roles/activities of service providers involved in social […]
Webinar: Nonprofits Increase Voter Participation–New Research from the Field
Learn about exciting new evidence documenting the impact nonprofits have when they talk to their clients and constituents about voting. Professor Kelly LeRoux will discuss a new study that tracked […]
Calling All EDs and Senior Staff of Service Organizations Doing Social Change Work!
You don’t want to miss this call! On Wednesday, May 18th the Building Movement Project will be hosting the next in our ongoing series of social service and social change […]
Building Movement Project in Detroit
While the Building Movement Project is a nationally-focused organization, we’ve always had a very special relationship with Detroit. Linda Campbell – long time Detroit resident and member of the Building […]
Background and Media Coverage of Detroit
According to most of the articles and reports published about Detroit since the census, the city is a wasteland that people are flocking from, but if you visit Detroit or […]
Census Release: Hard-to-Count Populations Counted at Higher Rates than Expected
The most recent newsletter from Nonprofit VOTE (formerly the Nonprofit Voter Engagement Network (NVEN) reports that the recently released 2010 Census figures show that members of the population deemed “hard-to-count” were included […]