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by Betsy McFarlande-Volunteerism is now Engage: The global voice of leaders of volunteer engagement.
How Leaders Can Find Strength In Vulnerability
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Coronavirus Resources
Coronavirus Response Seminar
Betsy McFarland offers tips and examples for engaging volunteers during the Coronavirus pandemic.Re-opening and Recovery Resources
Coronavirus Resource Directory
Virtual Volunteering Guidebook
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Resources for Involving Volunteers Successfully
A-Z Volunteer Management
Extensive, searchable library of materials on over 100 topics. Includes articles, book excerpts, free guides and reports, websites, blogs, and more... plus tips from colleagues. Continually updated.Directory for the Profession
Find events, classes, associations, periodicals, vendors, special days, awards, places to post volunteer opportunities... plus quotes and humor for your presentations.Training/Consultation
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In October 2020 Issue
Volunteer Engagement Through a Critical New Lens
In this Points of View, co-authors Rob Jackson and Erin R. Spink readily admit that few will be sad to see the year 2020 end. But, they write, “if nothing else, the pandemic and its impacts on leaders of volunteers and volunteerism have demonstrated more than ever the power and potential of our role in supporting and sustaining essential services and those that enhance our quality of... read more | become a member