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Addressing the issue of diversity in nonprofit governance

Posted on November 22, 2018 by Linda Epps
Why Are We Still Struggling with Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Nonprofit Governance? | Nonprofit Quarterly | Civic News. Empowering Nonprofits. Advancing Justice.
Why Are We Still Struggling with Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Nonprofit Governance? | Nonprofit Quarterly | Civic News. Empowering Nonprofits. Advancing Justice.

At the annual conference of the leading international academic trade association for the study of nonprofits, a group of panelists, including NPQ’s Ruth McCambridge, took a hard look at why nonprofit governance in the US remains white-dominated and what to do about that.

Nonprofit Quarterly | Civic News. Empowering Nonprofits. Advancing Justice. Nonprofit Quarterly | Civic News. Empowering Nonprofits. Advancing Justice.
Posted in Diversity
Tagged diversity governance nonprofits

Here is what I’m reading about diversity in museum leadership

Posted on September 27, 2018 by Linda Epps
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Posted in American History Diversity Museums
Tagged diversity Museum leadership

I honored my ancestors sitting on that chair. Despite the struggle, they made it.

At “Open up the Door, I’ll Let Myself In – Migration Stories of African-American Women," hosted by NJPAC’s Cultural Legacy Committee and the Newark History Society, I learned that against all odds many of the wonderful women Dr. Epps highlighted accomplished their goals and dreams. They kept pushing. They dealt with a myriad of issues with strength, cunning, intelligence, dignity and compassion. And if they can do it, I can too! I left super inspired. I still am.

Margie Johnson, The Newark Times

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Margie Johnson, The Newark Times

At “Open up the Door, I’ll Let Myself In – Migration Stories of African-American Women," hosted by NJPAC’s Cultural Legacy Committee and the Newark History Society, I learned that against all odds many of the wonderful women Dr. Epps highlighted accomplished their goals and dreams. They kept pushing. They dealt with a myriad of issues with strength, cunning, intelligence, dignity and compassion. And if they can do it, I can too! I left super inspired. I still am.
https://1804consultants.net/testimonials/132/

Linda is a true leader…

Linda combines a deep understanding of American history with intellectual curiosity and a willingness to try new approaches to reach new audiences. Her commitment to a project is total...She's a true leader who supports her team and helps them achieve things they didn't know were possible.

Michael Roper, Manager of Creative and Interactive Media, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

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2015-04-03T17:16:21+00:00

Michael Roper, Manager of Creative and Interactive Media, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

Linda combines a deep understanding of American history with intellectual curiosity and a willingness to try new approaches to reach new audiences. Her commitment to a project is total...She's a true leader who supports her team and helps them achieve things they didn't know were possible.
https://1804consultants.net/testimonials/136/

Dr. Linda Caldwell Epps made the subject come alive.

At "How Did We Get to Today? Awareness, Acknowledgement, and Advancement," hosted by Scotch Plains Public Library, Dr. Epps made the subject come more alive. She is insightful and well-prepared.

Audience Member, "How Did We Get to Today? Awareness, Acknowledgement, and Advancement"

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2015-04-08T20:33:08+00:00

Audience Member, "How Did We Get to Today? Awareness, Acknowledgement, and Advancement"

At "How Did We Get to Today? Awareness, Acknowledgement, and Advancement," hosted by Scotch Plains Public Library, Dr. Epps made the subject come more alive. She is insightful and well-prepared.
https://1804consultants.net/testimonials/dr-linda-caldwell-epps-made-the-subject-come-alive/

Inspiring stories!

Dr. Caldwell Epps presented great discussion questions. It was inspiring to learn stories of abolitionists, and how each became active in the cause for equality.

Audience Member, "How Did We Get to Today? Awareness, Acknowledgement, and Advancement," hosted by Scotch Plains Public Library.

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2015-04-08T20:39:44+00:00

Audience Member, "How Did We Get to Today? Awareness, Acknowledgement, and Advancement," hosted by Scotch Plains Public Library.

Dr. Caldwell Epps presented great discussion questions. It was inspiring to learn stories of abolitionists, and how each became active in the cause for equality.
https://1804consultants.net/testimonials/inspiring-stories/
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