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Need for Diversity at Nonprofits Is More Vital After Garner and Brown Cases

See Ann Lehman's article published today in the Chronicle of Philanthropy "Need for Diversity at Nonprofits Is More Vital After Garner and Brown Cases" on what nonprofits can learn from the private sector about creating a more inclusive workforce and environment. It includes a special check list for Questions Board Members Should Ask to Foster Diversity.

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ZimNotes Vol. 17 #11, Decemeber 2014

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