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Nonprofit Boards and the Path to Diversity
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Research shows that young professionals and people of color are encountering barriers that prevent them from moving into a leadership role on a nonprofit organization’s board of directors.
In this episode of Catalyst, Shawn Edwards, a FOX DBA alumna, and Maureen Cannon, program director of Fox Board Fellows, discuss how a nonprofit organization can open pathways for building a leadership team that more closely reflects the community it serves. They also explore ways to overcome the “gap of intentional engagement” and become involved in an organization that aligns with a person’s goals.
Find out more details at www.fox.temple.edu/catalyst.
Key Links
- Shawn Edwards, PhD
- “Nonprofit Board Governance: Barriers to Millennial and Racial Minority Diversity in Board Service”
- Fox School of Business DBA
- Maureen Cannon
- https://www.fox.temple.edu/fox-board-fellows/
- https://www.fox.temple.edu/posts/2019/11/a-seat-at-a-nonprofit-table-leads-to-experiential-learning-for-fox-board-fellows/
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