2021 Nonprofit Technology Conference

• Published date: 01 February 2021
• Date: 01 February 2021
• DOI: http://doi.org/10.1002/nba.30930

NONPROFIT BUSINESS ADVISOR FEBRUARY 2021

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Conferences & Events

Workshop spotlights Seal

of Transparency program

Candid will host a special training session on Feb.

10 at 2:00 p.m. EST aimed at helping nonprots

earn their annual Seal of Transparency from the

organization.

According to organizers, nonprots have the power

to choose what information the universe of potential

donors sees about their organization. To that end,

nonprots are urged to update their prole in Can-

did’s database to earn a 2021 Seal of Transparency

and give funders and donors the information they

need to support their cause.

This training session will teach participants:

• the key information funders look for on non-

prot proles,

• what each Seal level signies to funders and

individual donors,

• how to earn a 2021 Seal of Transparency and

• how their organization’s information can be

shared with over 200 charitable sites, including Am-

azonSmile, Facebook and Network for Good.

This event is free to the public.

For more information, visit https://bit.ly/3nwNl7b.

2021 Nonprot Technology

Conference

The 2021 Nonprofit Technology Conference,

produced by NTEN: The Nonprofit Technology

Network, will be held virtually March 23-25.

According to organizers, this event typically draws

some 2,000 attendees who use technology to serve

their communities and make positive change.

With over 100 live, interactive sessions, thought-pro-

voking and inspiring keynote speakers, and opportu-

nities to connect with the community and sponsors,

the 2021 Nonprot Technology Conference is de-

signed to help attendees reinvigorate their work and

bring that renewed passion back to their community.

This year’s conference will include:

• over 100 live, interactive sessions featuring

practical and tactical strategies to address today’s

challenges;

• a participatory online experience where you can

connect with others, engage with session presenters

and attend networking and community events; and

• a exible schedule with all sessions available

on-demand post-conference so that you can continue

to learn and explore for weeks.

Keynote speakers will include:

• Ruha Benjamin, professor of African American

Studies at Princeton University and founder of the

Ida B. Wells Data Lab.

• Malkia Devich-Cyril, lead founder and former

executive director of the Center for Media Justice.

• Nikole Hannah-Jones, Pulitzer Prize-winning

creator of The 1619 Project and New York Times

Magazine staff writer.

Registration fees for this event range up to $900.

For more information, visit https://www.nten.org/

ntc.

NAYDO Annual Conference

on YMCA Philanthropy

The North American YMCA Development

Organization 40th Annual Conference on YMCA

Philanthropy will be held April 13-15 virtually from

St. Louis, Mo.

According to organizers, this conference annu-

ally brings together NAYDO, in partnership with

YMCA of the United States, YMCA Canada

and YMCA Mexico, to inspire and strengthen

the philanthropic culture throughout the YMCA

organization.

The event will feature a number of transformative

keynote speakers, compelling educational sessions

and valuable networking opportunities for attendees

from across the YMCA network.

Educational tracks are designed to cover the vari-

ous critical aspects of YMCA nancial development,

including:

• annual support,

• capital development,

• major and planned gifts,

• board and volunteer development,

• marketing and communications,

• community benet and

• special interest topics that may not t under the

traditional tracks.

Registration fees range up to $550.

For more information, visit https://conference.

naydo.org. ■