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Learn how to listen with intention, gather and use feedback, and use tools that provide insights into how you can improve your work.

Explore how family foundation board and staff can create a learning culture and build assessment and feedback into all facets of the work.

Join us to learn about Ripple Effects Mapping (REM), a qualitative evaluation approach that relies on interactive group interviewing and reflection.

Join us in a robust conversation about the current state of the nonprofit sector.

Join your MCF member peers as we partner with Candid to discuss MCF’s Giving in Minnesota Report and other tools powered by your giving data.

Data Justice is the collection, analysis, sharing, and use of data entirely in service of and with accountability to participants and their communities. Data Justice is a lens to evaluate the intended or unintended consequences of researching or collecting data on individuals and communities. It values the dignity, privacy, and humanity of all people.