From Relief to Resilience: How Philanthropy, Nonprofits and Volunteers Bridge the Gap between Crisis and Sustainability
November 15-17, 2018 | Austin, TX
The ARNOVA conference is designed to create a public conversation on, as well as opportunities for presenting research about, pressing issues and vital opportunities facing the voluntary or nonprofit sector. It is both a showcase for the best and most current research, as well as a seed bed from which new research is born. This three-day event includes two plenary sessions, 180+ panel and/or paper presentation sessions, a poster session and numerous opportunities for networking/idea sharing.
*The full conference registration fee includes: admission to all sessions, plenaries, receptions, luncheons and daily coffee breaks (morning and afternoon); conference program book, and tote.
*One day conference registration fee includes: admission to all sessions on that day, plenaries (if scheduled), lunch (if scheduled), coffee breaks (morning and afternoon); conference program book and tote
*ARNOVA Conference Cancellation Policy:
There will be a $45 administrative charge for cancellations received prior to October 15, 2018. NO REFUNDS WILL BE ISSUED AFTER OCTOBER 15, 2018; however, substitutions will be accepted.
If you have questions, please contact ARNOVA at conference@arnova.org or 317-684-2120
CONFERENCE THEME
From Relief to Resilience: How Philanthropy, Nonprofits and Volunteers
Over the last few years, citizens around the globe have faced a litany of challenging crises. The list seems to go on and on: natural disasters in the form of hurricanes, droughts, and fires; increased threats to civil society even in established democracies like the United States; the political instability of Brexit; refugee crises; increasing climate change; and domestic and international terrorism. Many communities have suffered and governments have often fallen short of promises. In this context, nonprofit organizations, philanthropy, and voluntarism are more important than ever, but how best to carry out this vital work? And how can social sector organizations overcome the challenges of collaboration and coordination to jointly contribute to community resilience? For the 2018 conference, ARNOVA will shine a light on efforts to build sustainable and resilient communities around the globe in the midst of ongoing challenges.
The Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action (ARNOVA) is a diverse community of scholars, educators, and practice leaders that strengthens the field of nonprofit and philanthropic research in order to improve civil society and human life.
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