Community IT offers free webinars monthly to promote learning within our nonprofit technology community. These webinars are appropriate for a varied level of technology expertise and we take questions! Community IT is vendor-agnostic and our webinars cover a range of topics and discussions. Something on your mind you don’t see covered here? Contact us to suggest a topic!
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Presented at NTC2022, Sarah and Matt answer questions on how to understand cybersecurity basics and how to pitch the need for them to your nonprofit executives and board.
Resources from panel discussions featuring four amazing women of color who shared their career experiences and explored ideas on creating inclusive workplaces.
Panel discussion with four women of color on thriving in nonprofit tech careers coming from under-represented communities, and how to practice inclusion.
Free ask the experts video on cybersecurity, accounting best practices, and preventing wire fraud, with Carole Melvin from Your Part-Time Controller YPTC.
Hosted by Nonprofit Learning Lab, with CEO Johan Hammerstrom and Director of IT Steve Longenecker. Learn what questions to ask prospective IT support providers.
Ask the experts roundtable webinar on nonprofit technology trends in 2022 including cybersecurity, cloud computing, and implementation best practices.
Free recorded webinar on managing Macs at nonprofits, provided by Community IT CTO Matt Eshleman and Galen Wenger, Director of Technology Solutions.
Office moves can be disruptive, but they don’t have to be frustrating or involve unmitigated downtime. Community IT Innovators office move experts William Maxwell and Rick Alloway provide insights into preventing an IT disaster from happening to you.
CTI Matt Eshleman presented a free webinar on cybersecurity readiness for nonprofits and charities hosted by Give.org BBB Wise Giving Alliance
Discussion on using tools for self-assessing cybersecurity risk at nonprofits, provided by Community IT CTO Matt Eshleman.