RVC named four employees as new co-executive directors today
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May 2021 News and Updates
It’s the end of May and we’ve got a lot to say! Check out our newsletter for all the latest RVC happenings including an interview with community champion Johnny Fikru, upcoming Fellow celebrations to save the date for, and a peek at what RVC staff has been reading!
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March 2021 News and Updates
We have some big RVC updates to share, including programming changes, Green Pathways closing, and an upcoming fellowship gap period. Despite the changes, we will continue to build on RVC fellowship’s solid leadership foundation.
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February 2021 News and Updates
Happy Black History Month! We are celebrating Black History Month by highlighting Black leadership in our communities. Please celebrate with us by supporting our Black-led partners!
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January 2021 News and Updates
Happy new year, friends! 2020 is behind us, thank goodness. 2021 is ours to shape. We look forward to continuing this collective work with you as
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Unexpected Budget Surplus Creates Opportunity to Better Serve Our People
2020 has been one of the most challenging years in recent history. The onset of COVID-19, the resulting economic crisis, and the uprising against systemic racism
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Winter 2020 News and Updates
As we navigate the health, economic, and racial pandemics, we’re fortunate to have you, our committed donors and funders. You deeply understand how the pandemic increases
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Transformational Capacity Building
In the Fall 2020 issue of Stanford Social Innovation Review, a group of leaders at RVC reflect on what we are learning about capacity building and identify seven emerging key approaches in supporting the capacity of nonprofits of color.
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Virtual wellness workshops for our communities
I keep asking myself: A year from now, what will nonprofits wish we would have done right now? What mistakes do we need to avoid? What difficult decisions should we make? What opportunities could come from this?
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Reflections on dismantling racism in Seattle Works, a nonprofit organization
You have likely noticed that Seattle Works talks a lot about dismantling racism. Evolving a historically and predominantly white organization into one that is actively antiracist has been a challenging and invigorating journey
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