With equity, diversity and inclusion being a key part to NGO strategies, neurodiversity is often forgotten about. Hafton consultants founder Anna Stobart offers some invaluable advice on how you can support neurodiverse colleagues, helping your organisation thrive.
As we start Mental Health Awareness week, Lisa Reilly highlights the need for clarity on mental health insurance coverage to ensure your organisation is fulfilling it’s duty of care to staff.
By framing the crisis in Gaza as predominately a humanitarian issue, are we ignoring the main drivers of the crisis? Bond’s Maryam Mohsin examines how inaccurate language is allowing the international community to ignore Palestinian priorities, including investing in civic space, advocacy and peacebuilding.
With no-deal brexit still a very real possibility, what can UK NGOs do to ensure they get access to DFID’s assurance policy?
Bond’s new CEO highlights challenges and opportunities for the sector as we enter the “”decade of delivery””.
There is a growing interest in the idea of INGOs running programmes in their home countries as well as the global south, but this approach raises a number of challenges.
A new review into DFID’s partnerships with civil society highlights the need for the department to meaningfully engage with the sector.
Three ways INGO research differs from other forms of research and the opportunities and challenges that it faces.
What is a theory of change and how can you go about developing one to support your NGO’s strategy?