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Partnerships and Power: Understanding the Dynamics Between International and National Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights Organizations
Established in 2022, Transforming INGO Models for Equity (TIME) is a collaboration-based initiative that seeks to explore how SRHR INGOs can and should rethink how they operate to contribute to responsive, equitable, and inclusive development. The report from Phase 1 is now ready to view.
Humentum’s Annual ERA Index: The Journey to Equitable Development
Humentum’s first annual Equitable, Resilient, Accountable (ERA) Index survey. The report uncovers where the sector is on our collective journey to locally-led development and our thoughts on how to keep moving forward.
Transforming Traditional Approaches to Compensation: Implementing Equitable Pay & Benefits at Humentum
Learn from Humentum’s own transformation to a more equitable compensation model. The following case study was independently done by an external agency to document the development, roll-out, and reception of Humentum’s new Total Rewards Policy and salary structure.
Humentum’s Executive Summit Summary
At the end of 2021, Humentum hosted an Executive Summit to address the trends and challenges of INGO executives. The…
How the Pandemic Affects Low-Income Communities and Communities of Color contributed by CliftonLarsonAllen
Many thanks to Dr. Atyia Martin, CEO and founder of All Aces, Inc., for taking time for a video chat with CLA’s Director of Nonprofit Innovation, Curtis Klotz. In these short clips, Dr. Martin shares insights and perspective on the disparate effects the COVID-19 pandemic on low-income communities, communities of color, and the special challenges these disparities create for the nonprofits that serve alongside those communities.
Nonprofit Response to COVID-19: Balancing Survival, Service, and Justice contributed by CliftonLarsonAllen
Many thanks to Dr. Atyia Martin, CEO and founder of All Aces, Inc., for taking time for a video chat with CLA’s Director of Nonprofit Innovation, Curtis Klotz. In these short clips, Dr. Martin shares insights and perspective on the disparate effects the COVID-19 pandemic on low-income communities, communities of color, and the special challenges these disparities create for the nonprofits that serve alongside those communities.