Through the Peace and Security Initiative (PSI), advocacy organizations, grassroots groups, think tanks, academics, and funders work together to increase their capacity to influence U.S. policy to promote a more secure, peaceful and just world. PSI encourages collaborative strategic planning to strengthen the financial health of this community, grow its membership, hone its messages and coordinate its campaigns, thus enhancing its collective impact.
Best Practices on Nonprofit Survival in an Economic Downturn
Many in the PSI network have asked for tips or the ability to share best practices on how to survive this economic downturn. In response to this need, PSI is happy to act as a clearinghouse of tips, best practices, and lessons learned for cutting costs; fundraising; or other methods of effectively dealing with this crisis.
PSI will begin to compile resources related to fundraising, leadership and organizational management. The following newsletters are focused on these topics:
Additionally, if you have tips, best practices, etc., please post them below:
PSI Annual Report
Thanks to all that attended this year's PSI community-wide meeting. We
heard in the evaluations and in our conversations with many of you that the
information shared at the PSI meeting was novel and valuable. We look forward to continuing to provide resources
and help to build bridges within the peace and security community in order to seize
the unique opportunity presented us by an Obama Administration and the new
Congress.
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to download the PDF (6 pages).
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