The practice of researching, developing and writing for grant applications and proposals is often met with laboured groans as one works through the often tedious task. However, if we can learn to be more effective and strategic, it doesn't have to be so hard!
Labour Market Information (LMI) is your information, to serve your communities.
In this session of LMI Made Easy, Bashir Adeyemo of the Workforce Planning and Development Board and Paul Seale of the Pillar Nonprofit Network reveal and examine the Employer One Survey to compare nonprofit employers to other employers in the London Economic Region, addressing a historical data deficit about the sector.
Join employers from across Southwestern Ontario for a casual, peer-to-peer learning opportunity to discuss challenges and best practices in recruiting and retaining newcomers.
In this webinar, we will focus on information and best practices in creating welcoming and inclusive spaces within the workplace.
Are you a new or renewing member of Pillar Nonprofit Network?
Did you join Pillar as an Innovation Works co-tenant member or through programming?
Or has your organization been a long-time member but you are a new staff member, board member and/or volunteer?
Are you a new or renewing member of Pillar Nonprofit Network?
Did you join Pillar as an Innovation Works co-tenant member or through programming?
Or has your organization been a long-time member but you are a new staff member, board member and/or volunteer?
Are you a new or renewing member of Pillar Nonprofit Network?
Did you join Pillar as an Innovation Works co-tenant member or through programming?
Or has your organization been a long-time member but you are a new staff member, board member and/or volunteer?
Fundraising is about inviting people to be part of something worthwhile, something bigger than they are, something meaningful that changes lives. The reality is that for many nonprofit organizations, fundraising can often feel overwhelming. Do you have a lot of fundraising questions and are you unsure who to ask or where to start?
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PLEASE NOTE: The series has been rescheduled and these are the new dates. A few spots have become available and registration has reopened.
There is a high demand for science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) skills in multiple disciplines to drive the innovation needed to thrive. In a post-pandemic world facing a climate crisis, we need youth to develop the ability to question the status quo and hone the innovative skills necessary to move quickly towards a prosperous, equitable, and sustainable future. How do we do that? Engaging youth in STEM education from early years through high school encourages all students to imagine the impossible and push boundaries.
