Common Good Vermont
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Common Good Vermont is a two-year pilot network that aims to support Vermont’s nonprofit organizations to “do more with less” and generate social benefit for the people of the state.Programs in this Series
Participant interviews, testimonies and Peter Gilbert's devotional on behalf of the nonprofit sector from the 3rd Annual Vermont Nonprofit Legislative Day held in the State House on February 9th, 2012.
Over 100 nonprofit staff, board members,...
Trine Bech, Founder and Executive Director of the Vermont Parent Representation Center speaks with Common Good Vermont about the importance of data driven management for nonprofit organizations. Trine is a champion of Results Based Accountability...
Monica Weeber (Director of Planning & Organizational Development) and Amy Carmola Hauf (Director of Community Impact & Engagement) of the United Way of Chittenden County discuss how nonprofits can improve their effectiveness with Results...
Common Good Vermont staffers Nick Carter and Lauren-Glenn Davitian preview upcoming events for Vermont's nonprofit community.
Common Good Vermont speaks with Vermont funders about the importance of nonprofit tracking of outcomes and performance. This has bearing on overall organizational effectiveness, successful grant applications and meaningful evaluations. Lesli...
Tropical Storm Irene Recovery efforts in Vermont with Vermont Community Foundation President and CEO, Stuart Comstock-Gay.
Presented by KSE Partners and Common Good Vermont. Lobbying & Communications Bootcamp took place at the State House in Montpelier on Tuesday, November 15. This brass tacks training will help you become better acquainted with...
Part 2, Where the Rubber Meets the Road. Presented by KSE Partners and Common Good Vermont. Lobbying & Communications Bootcamp took place at the State House in Montpelier on Tuesday, November 15. This brass tacks training will...
Recently released Census data are both a wake-up call and a gift for the Shumlin administration and the Legislature. A wake-up call because the statistics show that middle-income Vermonters are earning less and more of them are slipping into poverty...
Common Good Vermont's Lauren-Glenn Davitian speaks with Richard Smith, President of Vermont Captive Insurance Association, a member-based association whose mission is to educate, communicate, and advocate on behalf of the Vermont-domiciled...
How can a small nonprofit organization attract the financial resources needed to ensure its survival? This question is common among Vermont nonprofits, and the urgency for an
answer is rapidly increasing as organizations scramble to compensate for...
Common Good Vermont's Lauren-Glenn Davitian speaks forensics expert, Gary Kessler and his views on the Surveillance Society. We ask him if it is a problem that we leave breadcrumbs all over the internet and how we can protect ourselves. A...
Common Good Vermont's Lauren-Glenn Davitian speaks with Melissa Levy an Associate of Yellow Wood Associates, Inc. since 2003. Community economic development is about recognizing, preserving, and growing community wealth in all its forms: human,...
Common Good Vermont's Lauren-Glenn Davitian speaks John Killacky, Executive Director of the Flynn Center for the Performing Arts on raising funds in tough times, lessons in leadership, rethinking the arts and the blessings of mucking pony stalls.
Common Good Vermont's Lauren-Glenn Davitian speaks Susan Palmer of Susan Palmer Consulting. Susan Palmer provides leadership development services through a series of structured conversations designed to help professionals achieve more of the...
Featured Story
CCTV Receives NEH Grant to Support Community Archives
CCTV Center for Media & Democracy is pleased to announce receipt of a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Humanities Collections and Reference Resources grant alongside 32 peer archival institutions across the country. This $49,927 grant award will support efforts to preserve and expand access to audio/visual community history materials in the CCTV Archives. Read more about this opportunity here!