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Are you a Boston-area nonprofit, social mission business, or government agency looking to add affordable capacity to your organization? CFSI's flagship program, Semester in the City (SITC), is currently accepting application from Boston-area internship host organizations. What Is Semester in the City? ?? SITC is an innovative study away program that places motivated college and gap year students in internships at mission-driven organizations for a 14-week, 400+ hour internship that is fully credited and supported by two supplemental classes.? ?? Since 2016, over 700 SITC Fellows have helped 220+ nonprofits, social enterprises, and government agencies expand their impact by contributing operational capacity and dedicated project support to their internship host sites. ?? Past hosts have found that Fellows bring enthusiasm, new perspectives, and meaningful contributions to their teams. As Laetitia Pierre-Louis, longtime mentor at Center to Support Immigrant Organizing, shared: “The benefit of a partnership with CFSI is that they take their time in ensuring that organizations like ours can get extra staff to support projects. I have nothing but good things to say about all of our fellows. The matching process is incredible.” To host a SITC Fellow, you must? ?? Complete an application by April 28 to host a Fellow for the Fall semester. In the application, you’ll need to indicate an internship mentor and special project that the Fellow will lead. ?? Commit to paying a $950 fee if placed, which directly supports the student’s living stipend. While SITC internships are unpaid, students receive a full semester of college credit and financial aid, plus ~$3,800 in direct financial benefits, including an unlimited MBTA pass. Follow the links in comments to learn more, and complete an interest form to indicate that you are interested in 1) connecting with our team to learn more about hosting a Fellow or 2) raising your hand to confirm that you intend to apply for a Fall semester Fellow by the April 28 application deadline!

Registration for the 2025 Institute for Trustees, the region's largest #nonprofit leadership conference, opens this Wednesday, March 12! #IFT2025 is presented by ECCF and Greater Worcester Community Foundation. The Lineup: May 1: Kickoff Event (in-person at Pingree School and also available virtually) with keynote Sara Lightner of Community Heart & Soul, who will highlight the power of resident-driven, locally focused action. Sara's talk will be followed by a lively panel discussion. May 6 - June 4: Gear up for six weeks of virtual educational workshops led by leading experts in the sector. Attend as many as you'd like! Who is the #IFT for? Nonprofit board leaders and executive directors interested in advancing their organization's mission by learning from experts in financial management, marketing, board recruitment, succession planning and so much more! We hope to see you there! For more info, visit https://lnkd.in/dK_2SSw

??NEED YOUR HELP!?? I’m gathering insights on how small and mid-sized nonprofits manage their social media—specifically, how much time and budget they allocate each month. If you work on social media for a nonprofit, would you be willing to take 3 minutes to fill out this quick survey? Just 10 short questions. Take Survey Here (and please share): https://lnkd.in/e4HFtjiK Your responses will help create a better understanding of how much time and money nonprofits typically spend on social media each month. Thanks in advance!

Thinking about applying for a grant? First Literacy Grants support Adult Basic Education organizations in the development and trial of innovative education programs through grant funding and hands-on technical support. Grants of up to $15,000 are available! Learn more about First Literacy Grants and the application process at an upcoming information session. We strongly encourage the project leader for a proposal to attend one session. Grant writers and administrators are also welcome. Please review the RFP, application, and FAQs before attending. Info sessions will be held online via Zoom. For more information visit https://buff.ly/nd0kjhf

?? HONORS CLASS is back. ?? Diversity@Workplace is excited to bring back our HONORS CLASS series with: "Fostering Psychological Safety in the Workplace". Part of our ongoing HONORS CLASS series, this virtual live session delves into the concept of psychological safety, offering practical tools and strategies to modernize DEI efforts and foster more collaborative teams. What You’ll Gain: - Understand Psychological Safety: Gain a clear understanding of psychological safety and why it’s critical for workplace success. - Learn How to Foster Psychological Safety: Learn practical tools, tips, and strategies to create environments where everyone feels safe to engage, contribute, and thrive. - Forum to ask questions: Get your questions answered and hear valuable insights from expert panelists and fellow attendees. - Be with community: Join other DEI professionals and others interested in continuing DEI work REGISTER TODAY: https://lnkd.in/eGTUfiVu #HonorsClass #DEI2025 #MentalHealth #PsychologicalSafety _______________________ Have you signed up for our email list? Be the first to know about Diversity@Workplace's events: https://lnkd.in/eQmRZB4q