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Institute for Nonprofit Organization Management

College of Professional Studies, University of San Francisco, 2130 Fulton Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1080

Tel: 415-422-6867, Research & California Nonprofit Database: 415-422-2336

E-mail: inom@usfca.edu; WWW: http://www.inom.org/

The Institute for Nonprofit Organization Management at the University of San Francisco was established in 1983 and remains one of the nation's most highly regarded centers for nonprofit management education and research. Its research activities, especially its ethnic philanthropy study and California Nonprofit Database project, have charted new areas of knowledge. Its books, articles, working papers, and case collections have been used in hundreds of university classes and nonprofit training sessions. The Institute offers conferences, seminars, workshops, lectures, and professional networking designed to serve and strengthen the nonprofit sector in the Bay Area and beyond. The Institute sponsors national conferences that explore important but little researched topics in philanthropy and nonprofit organization management. Conference papers, later published in book form, serve as invaluable resources for practitioners, scholars, funders, and policy makers. To foster discussion on major topics related to nonprofit management and philanthropy, the Institute presents free community lectures by nationally recognized leaders. The Institute's studies of California nonprofit activity and the philanthropic values and behavior of the nation's diverse communities have made a major contribution to this new scholarly field.

 

 
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