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Convergence: How Five Trends Will Reshape the Social Sector

James Irvine Foundation report highlights how the coming together of five key trends will transform the future for nonprofits. The report, by La Piana Consulting, looks at the challenges and opportunities inherent in this convergence, and suggests ways nonprofits can successfully navigate the changes.

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James Irvine Foundation Report

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