Why should nonprofits use sociocracy?
Many nonprofits use sociocracy as a governing method. Sociocracy works well in mission-oriented organizations as there is a very clear path towards clarifying your vision, mission, and aims. This clarity helps drive the organization as a whole to carry out its mission more effectively. Additionally, staff members have an opportunity to represent their interests in the organization. Having staff voices at the table helps to reduce burnout, a key problem in many nonprofits. Overall, sociocracy can help bring greater effectiveness, inclusiveness, and clarity to nonprofits.
List of nonprofits using sociocracy
This list is FAR from complete. For more information on some of these nonprofits visit the case studies page.
You can add your non-profit by sending an email to [email protected].
- Mindfulness first (AZ, USA)
- Sociocracy For All (global)
- Social Care Network (UK)
- Great Rivers and Lakes Permaculture Institute (USA)
- PULSE (USA)
- Başka Bir Okul Mümkün (Another School is Possible Association, BBOM in Turkish)
- Sociocratic Center Greece
- Youth Power Coalition (NY, USA)
- Makers Mill, USA
- Hawaii Farm to School Hui
- Living Well (elder care, Vermont, USA)
- Jefferson House (NC, USA)
- Horseback Riding Association (Poland)
- El Roser (Spain)
- Imago Relationships Worldwide
- Galgael (Scotland)
- ECOLISE network (Europe)
- MACH OneHealth (WI, USA)
- Learn to Change (Europe)
- Ashville Movement Collective (NC, USA)
- Open Floor International
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