Civil Society have just announced their Autumn training schedule. They run courses on all areas of charity governance and leadership and their training can offer an induction for new trustees, and refreshers and further development for experienced trustees. Find out how you could benefit with the link https://www.civilsociety.co.uk/training.html.
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The Complete Fundraising Handbook updated
Directory of Social Change are well known for their publications, and they have just published an updated version of The Fundraising Handbook. The Complete Fundraising Handbook has been helping fundraisers make the world better since it was first published in 1992. Comprehensively revised by new author Robin Peake, the eighth edition of this title has […]
Charities urged to be more proactive in governance
Civil Society reported that conference speakers called for charities to be more proactive in their governance, and especially around AI. Citing research indicating that AI technology is outpacing its governance, they urged people to ensure there is accountability. You can read the article at https://www.civilsociety.co.uk/news/an-ai-policy-nobody-has-read-is-not-governance-charities-warned.html.
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Giving Tuesday
Giving Tuesday, which started in 2012 with the simple idea of helping people to do good, is running again this year on 1st December. The Chartered Institute of Fundraising (CIoF) is offering expert guidance to help charities make the most of #GivingTuesday and you can find free resources at https://ciof.org.uk/learning-and-events/events/giving-tuesday/
What would you like to see covered in Insights?
Partly prompted by the summer reduction in news items to report on (hopefully the number will increase very soon), we wondered what articles you would like to see in the insight newsletters. Perhaps ‘Tips for …’ or ‘Common mistakes in …’, or something else entirely? Do let us know, so we can make insights even […]
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