Looking Through the Lens of Leadership: The Challenges of Curating Diverse Nonprofit Boards in Salt Lake City, Utah

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Title Looking Through the Lens of Leadership: The Challenges of Curating Diverse Nonprofit Boards in Salt Lake City, Utah
Creator Emily Ashby
Subject nonprofit boards; nonprofit board diversity; diversity; nonprofits; nonprofit leadership; salt lake city nonprofits; nonprofit diversity; nonprofits; nonprofit organizations; challenges of diversity; macl program; social justice; masters of community leadership; westminster graduate thesis; macl thesis; macl capstone; racism in salt lake city; diversity in Utah; social issues Utah; social justice Utah; social change theory; graduate research; graduate thesis; community organizing; community issues; Utah diversity; MACL
Description Nonprofit board diversity can benefit an organization, yet many boards across the country still lack diversity. This study examined the challenges human service centered nonprofit leaders face when trying to curate a diverse Board of Directors in Salt Lake City, UT. Executive Directors and Board Chairs were interviewed one on one and asked to share their insights on the topic. By examining their experiences, this research offers data and recommendations for overcoming the obstacles that inhibit the creation of diverse nonprofit boards. This study found that many of the challenges nonprofit leaders faced when creating diverse boards did not come from a lack of diverse populations, but how the nonprofit leaders interpreted and valued diversity.
Publisher Westminster College
Date 2018-07
Type Text; Image
Language eng
Rights Digital Copyright 2018, Westminster College. All rights Reserved.
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Setname wc_ir
ID 1612098
Reference URL https://collections.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6qg4j4s
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