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Last January Crimsonbridge co-hosted a listening session with 20 leaders who expressed interest in topics they would like to see...

Guest post by Elizabeth McGlynn, Executive Director of Girls on the Run of Montgomery County It’s hard to be a kid. Most of us recognized...

One of the top requests from LeaderBridge alums is for support in creating organizational change that embraces and integrates justice,...

Guest post by the Catalogue for Philanthropy Earlier this year, the Catalogue for Philanthropy concluded our inaugural BIPOC (Black,...

Last year, America celebrated the 100th anniversary of women’s right to vote, a right won by women who dared to imagine a greater future...

Facts alone do not change hearts and minds. The lives and experiences of people do. For nonprofits, this means that the ability to tell...

Maralee Gutierrez has more than 20 years of experience working in the nonprofit sector. Most of her work has centered on increasing the...

Guest Post by Laurie Fisher, Executive Director, Literacy Council of Frederick County

Investing in leadership has been one of Crimsonbridge's key strategies for achieving positive impact in communities.

The national non-partisan organization She Should Run launched a practical toolkit for addressing sexism and advancing women's leadership.