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This guide offers information to men and boys who have experienced sexual assault.& Although some of the resources are specific to New Hampshire and Vermont, the general infomation provided will be helpful to anyone.

This manual was created support the work of establishing a support group for battered Spanish-speaking women. It is intended for use by any group or organization that wants to start a Spanish-language support group in their area.

This is a basic guide to all aspects of staffing, from workforce planning to recruiting to retaining employees.

This guidebook gives step-by-step instructions for organizations to create meaningful internship programs and apprenticeships. Included in the manual: a planning guide, instructions for implementation, best practices, evaluation forms, tips for leveraging college and university relationships, a synopsis of legal issues impacting internship programs, and an internship process chart.

Article includes information and links on various aspects of the development and management of volunteer programs including: staffing analysis, job/task descriptions, recruitment, screening, orientation and training, and supervision.

This article provides the basics of benchmarking including what it is, how it can be useful, and how it differs from evaluation.

Toolkit for managers during tough economic times and shifting political environment. While the focus is on conservation and the environment, the best practices and tools provided will assist any nonprofit in making assessments, in tracking finances, and how to make difficult decisions with the organization in mind.

This guide provides specific guidelines for individual organizations to evaluate and improve their operations, governance, human resources, advocacy, financial management, and fundraising.

This basic online guide provides management skills for new managers and supervisors. Topics covered include: core management skills, staffing, employee training, employee performance management, and personnel policies.

Excerpt: "The questions 'Who is a woman?' and 'What are her rights?' would have been easy to answer three decades ago but are now a matter of intense discussion among feminists and others. Feminist theories have evolved with our understanding of women's experiences. Nevertheless, the more that we understand about women's oppression, the more complex and theoretical is the debate. Diversity in feminist conceptualizations (and theories) of gender, identity, location, epistemology, and discourse has opened up the debate about diversity in interpretation and application.