This week, we recognize Martin Luther King, Jr. with a Leadership newsletter about being in service to the Beloved Community.

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This week, we recognize Martin Luther King, Jr. with a Leadership newsletter about being in service to the Beloved Community. First, a conversation with Anasa Troutman, the executive director of Historic Clayborn Temple in Memphis, TN—home to many cultural innovations from the minds of Black folks and the Black imagination. Next, we offer an early look at the title article from the new winter issue of the Nonprofit Quarterly Magazine—one we hope Dr. King would appreciate—“Love as Social Order.” Then, we explore how pro-Black organizational leadership supports staff and community wellbeing. Finally, we’ll dig even deeper into this idea with our upcoming webinar on new frameworks for nonprofit boards, shifting their role from “power over” to “power with.”
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Building a City of the Future by Restoring Its Past: A Story from Black Memphis ([link removed])
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“Love is paradoxical, able to hold seemingly contradictory thoughts, which facilitates tolerance and sometimes leads to transformation. It is about overcoming separateness, which is the root of all human suffering.” Read more… ([link removed])

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Leading Restoratively: The Role of Leadership in a Pro-Black Sector ([link removed])
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A New Framework for Boards—NPQ Webinar ([link removed])
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As leaders strive to make their management practices more equitable and values-aligned, traditional board practices are feeling more and more out of step with organizational culture and direction. In our upcoming webinar, presenter Ananda Valenzuela focuses on shifting the board’s core role from decision-making to accountability. Join us on February 1st at 2:00 pm EST. Register here… ([link removed])

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