sromanstein
- May 17, 2016
- 1 min read

We're all guilty of using hard-to-define nonprofit jargon

We describe our work as

impactful,

empowering,

sustainable,

synergistic,

scalable and

replicable with

ROI and

meaningful outcomes.

What does all the jargon mean?

Join the conversation -- and have a laugh -- #npjargon. Then think seriously about how we can use language more clearly and effectively.

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