Everyone loves free resources for your nonprofit....right?

In an effort to be transparent during my PhD program I updated my website and posted my academic papers, presentations and lots of free toolkits, links, and resources for starting, running, and leading a nonprofit. I am a practitioner first and my goal is to do research and presentations that are relevant to nonprofit managers.

Here's a brief sampling of some of the things on my website or I link to from my website:

• My most recent academic paper: Perspectives on Blogging in the Nonprofit and Philanthropic Sector.
  
• A link to Idealware.org which provides free reviews and reports about nonprofit software.
• Or a link to NCNA which provides an amazing amount of resources like links to sample HR policies or admin forms.
• Another link to a sample grant proposal template by NNG.
  
• My Craigslist Foundation Bootcamp presentation (in audio form): How to Improve Your Nonprofit Operations in Less than Two Months
• Overview of HR Research in the nonprofit sector relevant to Nonprofit Managers
• How about a free media guide by World Hunger Year?
  
• And more..
  

I also tag resources on my del.ic.ious account and I will begin to tag resources and helpful links on Project Entry Point -- the new Craigslist for Nonprofits.

And..no I am certainly not getting paid to provide these free links and resources on my website - I just found many of these links helpful in doing my job running a nonprofit, and I wanted to share these resources with you. Feedback is always welcome...especially on my academic papers. :) Back to studying...