5 questions for Thomas Negron

Long-time NTEN member Thomas Negron has joined our staff as communications director. Amy Sample Ward asks the tough questions you want to know.

Submit your proposal for the 2020 Nonprofit Technology Conference (20NTC)

We want your ideas! Learn how you can propose a session for 20NTC next March in Baltimore.

20NTC session proposals: updates & changes

Think you know everything there is to know about submitting a session for the NTC? Not so fast! Learn what's new in the 20NTC process.

How can I help with your NTEN membership?

Who's the go-to for making the most of your NTEN membership? And who's our resident expert on trap-neuter-return programs? Say hello to NTEN's new Membership & Marketing Director.

Session Advisory Committee Applications Open! Help Shape 20NTC!

Applications are now open for the 20NTC Session Advisory Committee. The committee plays a critical role both in selecting education sessions for 20NTC and supporting NTEN’s commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion throughout the entire community-driven proposal process.

NTEN’s DEI Taskforce: The work continues

An update on NTEN's Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Taskforce and their work to help the organization advance our goals for creating a more just and engaged world.

Debriefing our experience with Racial Affinity Space at the 19NTC

As part of an ongoing effort to be transparent with and accountable to the NTEN community, staff members Tristan Penn and Amy Sample Ward reflect on the 19NTC Racial Affinity Spaces—how they came about, the planning process, and lessons learned.

Digital Inclusion Fellows lead at Net Inclusion 2019

The 2019 Digital Inclusion Fellows share their top lessons learned as first-time attendees of the Net Inclusion conference, and preview what’s next for their Fellowship projects.

‘A fire has been lit’: 2018 Fellowship sparks digital inclusion projects across the U.S.

The fourth cohort of the Digital Inclusion Fellowship wraps up a successful year of creating diverse, community-based programs to help bridge the digital divide.

Software developer Bob Russell of Community Technology Alliance receives 2019 Pizzigati Prize

This year’s winner of public interest computing’s highest honor and $10,000 has created software to help homeless households get shelter—and keep it.