Articles by CharityChannel Members
CharityChannel members who have years of experience in their field may apply to join a Contributor's Panel. Once accepted to a panel by the panel's editor, the member will work with the editor to determine article topics and to prepare an article that is ready for publication. With tens of thousands of colleagues in the CharityChannel professional community, this is a key opportunity to give back to your profession by sharing your hard-won expertise and wisdom.
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Daytime TV or Daytime EV? Contributed by:
Rob JacksonWednesday, May 10, 2006 (7 years 5 days ago)
The next time you need to recruit volunteers who can support your organisation during the daytime, where are you going to go -- to those people with time to spare in front of daytime TV, or to those people with time to give during the day through EV?
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Making The Most of a New Beginning Contributed by:
Rob JacksonWednesday, February 04, 2004 (9 years 101 days ago)
When I was invited to run this seminar I asked myself "How often does a chance like this come along? A chance to positively influence how people outside our sector view volunteers before they take the step of working for a charity?". The answer was, to my mind, "very rarely" and came to me about as quickly as it took for me to say 'yes' to the invitation.
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Star Turn? Contributed by:
Rob JacksonWednesday, February 19, 2003 (10 years 86 days ago)
Having worked in the volunteerism field for eight and a half years I have come to accept the fact that we get paid poorly and treated with less respect than other professionals in the voluntary sector. However, every now and then something re-awakens my desire to campaign hard to change this and educate others about the essential nature of our work and our importance to the survival of the voluntary sector.
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Walking Our Talk Contributed by:
Rob JacksonWednesday, December 11, 2002 (10 years 156 days ago)
Being an untypical Englishman I speak my mind about issues close to my heart, especially where volunteering and volunteer management are concerned. One of my current crusades is to tackle the apparent absence of volunteers undertaking volunteer management roles alongside paid managers of volunteers.
CharityChannel's WE REVIEW
CharityChannel members who have been admitted to the WE REVIEW Contributors Panel are eligible to receive recently-published books from a variety of publishers (and some self-publishers) to review. Reviews are not limited to books published by CharityChannel Press, the publishing project of the CharityChannel professional community. If you are interested in reviewing books, you are welcome to apply. Note that, even though WE REVIEW has been publishing reviews for over a decade, it has recently been reorganized and re-launched. We took the opportunity to remove prior reviews, since our focus is on newly published books.
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CharityChannel Press Books
CarityChannel Press is the publishing arm of CharityChannel. Many of the sector’s most experienced, knowledgeable practitioners are part of the CharityChannel professional community. Because of its unique role in the nonprofit sector, CharityChannel Press enjoys a rich pool of prospective authors from which to draw. In addition, the CharityChannel professional community, consisting of tens of thousands of practitioners, forms a natural initial market for the books as does the greater third sector itself. Interested in writing a book or manual?
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CharityChannel Press Blog for Authors and Editors
CharityChannel Press is the publishing project of the CharityChannel professional community. In this blogging feature, the authors and editors of our books and manuals share their thoughts, ideas, insights, and advice on topics of interest to busy practitioners. Reading their blogs is a great way to get to know them and to learn about their latest books and manuals. Be sure to jump in and add your comment to blog postings.
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