In this week’s Leadership newsletter, we explore the many ways inclusion matters.

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In this week’s Leadership newsletter, we explore the many ways inclusion matters. First, formerly incarcerated people are underrepresented in elected positions. Two recently elected officials are bringing their critical perspectives on crime and community to their public offices. Next, land return is gaining ground as a vital way to build power and heal for Indigenous people and others who have suffered land loss. Funders, organizations, and municipalities are getting creative to restore these relationships. Then, how do you build a truly diverse, inclusive volunteer program at your organization? Volunteer administrators offer some helpful strategies. Finally, give the gift of knowledge this holiday season! Get a free Nonprofit Quarterly Magazine subscription for yourself when you gift a subscription to a friend.
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Why Formerly Incarcerated People Need Representation in Elected Positions ([link removed])
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How to Build a Truly Inclusive Nonprofit Volunteer Program ([link removed])
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