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6 Thoughtful Things Every Project Debrief Should Include

Ethical responsibilities don’t end when the last survey is collected or the interview is wrapped up. Debriefing helps people walk away with a clear understanding of what they just took part in, rebuilds trust if deception was involved, and—most importantly—points them to support if participation caused any harm.
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Simple Moves That Make Your Nonprofit’s Data Nearly Untouchable

If you work in the nonprofit world, chances are you’re collecting sensitive information about the people you serve. While your focus is (rightfully) on delivering programs, meeting grant requirements, and stretching a budget that’s already tight, there’s another responsibility that can’t be ignored: keeping that data safe. Today, we wanted to share insights from a … more »
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15 Vulnerable Populations That Are Easy to Overlook

In the early 1990s, members of the Havasupai Tribe gave blood samples to researchers from Arizona State University. They believed the samples would be used solely to study diabetes, a major concern within their community. But without their knowledge or consent, the samples were later used to investigate schizophrenia, inbreeding, and ancient migration patterns—topics that … more »
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