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NonProfit Leadership
Leadership is a cornerstone of the success of a nonprofit, but there are very unique qualities associated with great leadership in the sector. A nonprofit leader must operate from a different definition of equity than a business owner, and must be ready for the challenges they’ll face along the way.
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Community Building
Building an intentional community not only fosters connection amongst its citizens, but it offers a collective space for experience sharing. Communities offer safety, connection and support, and allow people to share their experiences and learn from one another.
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Workplace Discrimination
Almost all states have adopted discrimination laws related to employment, however thousands of people report job discrimination to the government each year. Employers are rarely held accountable. Over the last 25 years, there were nearly two million discrimination complaints filed in the US.
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Food Insecurity
In Oklahoma, one in three children go to bed hungry, and one in six is food insecure. In fact, a staggering 20% of Tulsa’s children are food insecure. Many of Tulsa’s citizens do not have room in their budget for food, because they do not make enough money to afford the basic costs of living.