When Anthony Heaven first started in advancement in 2014, he’d look around at conferences full of fundraisers and see very few African Americans. That sparked the idea for his 2017 dissertation research at the University of Texas at Austin: how race shapes Black fundraisers’ experiences. Here’s some of what he uncovered.

Activity page downloads for alumni and their families, St. Anne’s-Belfield School's Maroon & White Week, Three Minute Thesis competitions, and more.

The University of Illinois Foundation's chatbot, silent reading parties for UCLA alumni, Minecraft graduations, virtual potlucks for advancement staff, and more.

COVID-19 has changed the way many advancement leaders operate. As Spain grapples with the pandemic’s short- and long-term impacts, Juan Pablo Garrido sees opportunity.

CASE has reimagined our online learning opportunities amid COVID-19. Here’s what we at CASE have learned about planning meaningful online experiences—lessons that advancement professionals can apply as they hone their online events for alumni, donors, and community.