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Greetings, NPQ readers! Recent data from Boardsource ([link removed]) shows that nonprofit boards remain disproportionately White, older, and wealthier. This week’s Leadership newsletter explores how nonprofits can work to diversify their boards in different ways. First, writer Ted Siefer offers lessons on how to improve board diversity ([link removed]) . Then, we dip into the NPQ archives to explore different efforts by nonprofits to diversify their boards ([link removed]) and then look at two case studies ([link removed]) of nonprofits that successfully diversified their boards. Finally, we invite you to attend our upcoming webinar about expanding movement impact with 501c4 organizations
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Nonprofit Boards Remain Overwhelmingly White—Here’s How to Change That ([link removed])
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