The many nonprofits that are rushing to recruit people of color to their board and executive staff are likely unprepared to provide truly inclusive spaces for those folks, says columnist Valerie Johnson.

"When people live on the margins of society and government, they do not necessarily or inevitably descend into chaos, anarchy, or violence," says columnist Andrew Huff.

With the pandemic still happening and many people learning how to cope with unknowns and a new daily routine, columnist Valerie Johnson says she's seeing a lot of folks whose anxiety is flaring up.

CEO, COO, CFO, executive director — this week's column includes multiple openings for top leadership roles across the sector in the Philadelphia area.

Paying attention to those TV choices can help social service workers forge connection, says Andrew Huff.

The pandemic has been traumatic but post-traumatic growth can, among other things, lead us to a deeper sense of community, says columnist Andrew Huff.

"Despite all the uncertainty in the world, your supporters have not stopped believing in what you do. People are still wondering how they can help, so let them know," says columnist Krys Sipple.

If you’re out there and wondering if you’re doing it right, columnist Valerie Johnson has some suggestions for you.

Plus, Alexander DeSantis is named Philadelphia's inspector general, and John Dombroski becomes the CFO of the Catholic Foundation of Greater Philadelphia.

Plus, Wendy Nickel becomes president of Health Care Improvement Foundation, and CASA executive director Leigh Anne McKelvey is named to a National CASA/GAL council.