Category Archives: Training and events
Volunteering round-up: December 2019
The month's round up includes a look back at International Volunteer Day and #iwill week, and what to expect at the Annual Conference in April. Continue reading
Impact round-up: November 2019
A summary of the latest news in impact and evaluation, including useful guides, resources and data collection tools. Continue reading
Volunteering round-up: November 2019
This month: our asks for the next government, what we talked about at the National Volunteering Forum, Investing in Volunteers, and more Continue reading
Governance round-up: November 2019 – Trustees’ Week special
As we begin Trustees' Week, Dan Francis provides an overview of the many ways NCVO are celebrating trustees and also shares important information on what trustees should be aware of in the upcoming general election. Continue reading
Impact round-up: October 2019
It's been a busy month for impact and evaluation news. We look at evaluation for volunteer managers, a new assessment tool, our findings on Volunteers' Week, and more. Continue reading
Governance round-up: October 2019
Our latest governance round-up looks at how you can access free trustee advertising, celebrating Trustees Week, an opportunity to fund innovation and a range of training and events to improve governance. Continue reading
NCVO Campaigning Conference 2019: Three things I learnt about impact
Our main takeaways from the NCVO Campaigning Conference highlighting the need for a regular and consistent impact evaluation in campaign work and the effectiveness of lived experience leadership in campaigning. Continue reading
Volunteering round-up: October 2019
This month: volunteering and Brexit, our response to the government's consultation on workplace sexual harassment, new safeguarding resources, and more. Continue reading
Governance round-up: September 2019
Our round-up of last month's governance news includes: Brexit planning for boards, the upcoming Trustee Conference, the latest updates from the Charity Commission, and more Continue reading
Why campaigners need to expect failure, and how to learn from it
Naomi Phillips from the British Red Cross on how to make the best of it when campaigning goes wrong Continue reading
