NetHope Collective Impact Newsletter

NetHope empowers committed organizations to change the world through the power of technology.

November 2019

FEATURE STORY

LIVE Now: NetHope Global Summit 2019 Resources

Summit was a whirlwind of collaboration and networking. With 5 Working Group sessions, 10 Workshops, 22 Keynote/Plenary sessions, 60 Breakouts, and 4 Service Projects. Explore the 2019 Summit Resource Library in our Solutions Center.

FEATURED BLOG

#IAmNetHope

"I decided to take the leadership role as I believe in NetHope’s vision and mission. We can provide critical services to our members, that will make programming easier, efficient, and impact-driven. NetHope can make a big impact for our members through technology and collaboration, and I certainly want to be part of that," says HIAS COO and NetHope Board Chair, Farhan Irshad. Read more of his interview, part of our "I am NetHope" series.

FEATURED UPCOMING WEBINAR

How to get started with AI: Learn from current practical implementations in the nonprofit sector

Join Leila Toplic, NetHope's Lead for Emerging Technologies, hosting representatives from NetHope members The Carter Center and Plan International to discuss lessons learned across all stages of practical implementations of AI in their work. Register now for this important discussion taking place November 19.

Learn more and register for upcoming NetHope Solutions Center webinars.

THE LATEST ON DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION

NetHope, together with Humentum, Pluralsight One, Microsoft, and TechSoup, announces new Technical Literacy learning tracks to boost nonprofit digital skills

This represents the first of six offerings that will boost the digital skills of employees from NetHope’s 58 global nonprofit members and all nonprofit organizations. The announcement was made at the NetHope Global Summit 2019 in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Read the full press release...

NEW NONPROFIT SECTOR RESOURCE

Assessment Tool Helps ALL Nonprofits Discover Their DNA to Accelerate Digital Transformation

NetHope’s Center for the Digital Nonprofit announced that its Digital Nonprofit Ability™ (DNA) Assessment is now available free to all nonprofits—not exclusively to NetHope’s 58 members. If you're a tech company, don't miss this opportunity to share this invaluable resource with your nonprofit clients.

PROGRAMS UPDATE

Greek engineers work to continue connectivity for Syrian refugees

For Greek engineers Ilias Papadopoulous and Nikos Nassopoulos, keeping connectivity alive for the thousands of Syrian refugees now in settlements in Greece combines their technical expertise with a personal ethic. Says Nassopoulous, “I am a humanitarian.”