Rethinking Volunteer Engagement for a Rapidly Changing World<\/p>\n\n\n\n
For generations, engaging volunteers has been a vital strategy for communities to solve problems, but the events of 2020 disrupted how people work and volunteer. Unlike previous disruptions, when Americans rolled up their sleeves and volunteered in record numbers, the COVID-19 pandemic restricted traditional volunteering. While many organizations put their engagement strategies on hold, others saw the dramatic increase in demand for services, the increased spotlight on racial injustices, and the opportunities that technology offers. Instead of hibernating, these forward-thinkers actively adapted to engage community members despite the disruptions. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Transforming Disruption to Impact<\/em> captures the many ways and different mechanisms used to engage people in volunteer service to address the world\u2019s most critical issues\u2014made even more critical due to the pandemic. It\u2019s a collection of essays and contributions highlighting practical, future- focused, innovative, and inspirational volunteer engagement strategies, practices, and tactics that were born out of necessity but that are evergreen and, in many ways, the future of service we can expect for generations to come. In this book, you\u2019ll hear from globally recognized social impact professionals from across the nonprofit, governmental, and corporate responsibility sectors about the different ways they engage people in volunteer service during such a challenging time across the globe. This book brings together the voices of CEOs, funders, corporate engagement leaders, volunteers, and volunteer engagement professionals\u2014a collection of exemplary stories from those who transformed the disruptions into impact. These stories are the key to unlocking that potential.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Rethinking Volunteer Engagement for a Rapidly Changing World For generations, engaging volunteers has been a vital strategy for communities to solve problems, but the events of 2020 disrupted how people work and volunteer. Unlike previous disruptions, when Americans rolled up their sleeves and volunteered in record numbers, the COVID-19 pandemic restricted traditional volunteering. While many […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":59711,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","template":"","meta":[],"product_cat":[3713,3715,3722,3723,3737,3735],"product_tag":[],"yoast_head":"\n