Our members have been sustaining MINN since its start. Individual memberships are a great way for students and young professionals to begin engaging with MINN and network with other members through events and other networking opportunities.
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Networking, educational and career development events are always occuring - check out the MINN calendar for a full list!
In 2019, we conducted an online survey and in-person interviews to learn more about what our MINN community values and expects in their membership. The infographic below shares some of the insights that will inform our 2020 work.
Please join us to learn about how your organization’s financial narrative can go beyond just numbers. Financial professionals like you are being asked to share your organization’s financials with board members, leadership, and other decision makers. However, many of these individuals are less familiar with financial rules and regulations.
This roundtable will focus on how you can shape your organization’s financial story in a format that is relatable, accessible, and understandable to all of your stakeholders.
Join us at the Lab in St. Paul for a beverage + networking on October 22nd!
Meet and socialize with peers and other MINN partners in the Twin Cities international NGO community: MINN board members, organizational members and individual members will be in attendance. This is also a great opportunity to learn more about the MINN Summit coming up on November 1st!
This event is free to attend! Food and beverage purchases are up to attendees, but everyone who attends will be entered to win a free beverage.
Join the Minnesota International NGO Network (MINN) and the Minnesota Public Health Association (MPHA) for a Talk and Tour of the Alliance Wellness Center at their offices in Bloomington to get an in-depth look at the organization in a small group setting. The agenda will focus on all aspects of the center, where Minnesotans of East African descent can get help overcoming addiction.
For volunteer-led organizations, evaluation and training opportunities can seem like impossible endeavors given budgetary and resource constraints. In this session we will showcase how these low-risk, high -reward environments offer ample opportunity for building evaluative thinking in organizations, developing future evaluation professionals, and strengthening evaluation capacity within the grassroots nonprofit sector.
