Hosting more inclusive campus events means building in accessibility. Learn about the principles of accessibility in event planning and how one events team works to make activities as welcoming as possible to its community.

Stanford University’s School of Medicine remembered lives lost to COVID with the award-winning “Apart-Together Remembrance" memorial sculpture that brought together people across disciplines and across campus.

Now, after more than two years of living in various stages of pandemic lockdown, it’s time for advancement professionals to reflect on what we’ve learned. Let’s explore how we might rethink our in-person events with four essential tactics: be adaptable, plan with intentionality, leverage partnerships, and create backup plans.

Utah Valley University transformed its black-tie President’s Scholarship Ball gala into a socially distanced, 1950s-themed drive-in movie night.

Participants in CASE's first Spanish-language Diplomado in Educational Fundraising in 2020 came from 53 institutions across Latin America and South America. Here, Director of CASE Latin America Angélica Careaga more about the program and the future of CASE's work in the region.

Held May 17-21, 2021, Central European University's Philanthropy Week featured six virtual panels and debates, all exploring trends in philanthropy. 

Simon Fraser University's online Honouring Ceremony celebrated Indigenous graduates with cultural drum and music presentations, ceremonial gifts, and more.

All Day Hall Day offers 24 hours of activities and giving opportunities.

Advice on anniversary planning and popular institutional swag items. 

During the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, Smith created a virtual lantern ceremony.