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#41 e-Advocacy: What's legal?
Laura Deaton Posted on: 2009/10/2 10:47
I recently had a participant at a training session ask me about the slippery slope of e-advocacy and what is legal for nonprofits. Although I gave a really general answer about issues-based advocacy, I realized I wanted to learn a little more about this topic. Boom! I came across this great resource and wanted to share it. E-Advocacy for Nonprofits was written by Elizabeth Kingsley and Gail Harmon of the Washington, D.C., law firm of Harmon, Curran, Spielberg & Eisenberg, LLP, and John Pomeranz and Kay Guinane of the Alliance for Justice. Although they charge for the printed version, they have generously made the full 69-page manual available for free.

Anyone else have some great resources to help nonprofits who are engaged in advocacy stay legal, and still do a great job?

--Laura
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#42 Interesting article: Nonprofits paying price for gamble on finances
Laura Deaton Posted on: 2009/9/24 13:00
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Homeowners and businesses were not alone in taking on piles of debt over the last decade. Nonprofits of all sizes did the same, and now they, too, are paying the price.

Full article.
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