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Seattle Nonprofit Resources: Training, Events & Professional Development
Looking for nonprofit training, networking opportunities, conferences, and professional development in Seattle, Washington?

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November Workshop Round-Up
Happy November! Below is a list of nonprofit training workshops that Nonprofit Learning Lab offers this month. Our live online nonprofit trainings and webinars help nonprofit professionals build practical skills in fundraising, leadership, communications, volunteer management, technology, and organizational development.

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5 Questions to Ask Before You Ask for Someone’s Story
A few years ago, the executive director of an international anti-trafficking organization asked us how her team should handle the stories of people with lived experience of modern slavery: “Do you have a recommendation for how our process for collecting and sharing their stories should go?”

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Does My Nonprofit Need an HR Consultant? 7 Signs to Look For
Between hiring, retention, performance reviews, and training, a lot goes into HR. Some busy nonprofit leaders might even find themselves overwhelmed by HR-related tasks when their actual job focus is supposed to be program management.

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3 simple ways to make your nonprofit RFP accessible to all qualified consultants
Before your nonprofit posts its RFP or scope of work, let’s make sure it’s accessible for all qualified consultants — including candidates who are neurodivergent, disabled, or face other systemic barriers.

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