Episode 57: Nonprofit Divas

In episode 57 we welcome back Liz Starke and meet Eboni Brown of the Nonprofit Divas, a multi-faceted organization that helps both community in need and other nonprofits be successful. We discuss the challenges of well-funded Portland nonprofit spaces and local government, and the toxic patriarchy and systemic malfeasance that makes it really hard to do good work. We also discuss how background and lived experience inform purposes and passions. And so much more.Learn more at https://nonprofitdivas.org or on IG @nonprofitdivas

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