New network launches to support the non-profit sector’s digital transformation

Author Christine Pickering
The Canadian Centre for Nonprofit Digital Resilience, which aims to help non-profit and charitable organizations “thrive in a tech-driven world” launches today.

Why It Matters

Studies show that non-profit organizations lag behind in digital adoption, transformation, literacy, and skills, despite knowing that digital capacity is a functional necessity. CCNDR’s innovative approach could help address many of the problems that plague this sector, including the lack of access, technological expertise, and funding, as well as equity issues.

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