By: Julia Pieri Before this summer, I probably would have watched UnCharitable, agreed with most of its points, and moved on. After spending six weeks in Florence researching nonprofit organizations, I found myself watching it very differently. Instead of simply accepting what the documentary was saying, I was constantly comparing its arguments to the organizations IContinue reading “Looking at UnCharitable Through a Different Lens”
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Beyond the Numbers: The People Behind My Research
By: Julia Pieri When I first started thinking about my capstone project, I was mostly focused on the financial side of nonprofit organizations. As an accounting and finance student, I naturally gravitated toward budgets, revenue sources, and long-term financial sustainability. I expected my research to be centered around numbers, but my time in Florence showedContinue reading “Beyond the Numbers: The People Behind My Research”