About the author
Nathan Hewitt is an NYC-based nonprofit programs and small business operations professional, governance nerd, local activist, and ambient musician. He is a “radical administrator” in service of community resilience and autonomy, currently serving as ops strategist at Open Collective, and a board member for Social Impact Commons. Nathan’s writing has been featured in Nonprofit Quarterly and WIRED, and he presents and panels on topics such as the future of fiscal sponsorship, the solidarity economy, transparency, community engagement, nonprofit management, digital security basics, and DIY zine-making. He also enjoys watching competitive road cycling.
Other published writings
- Startups Have a Sellout Problem. There’s a Better Way, October 2022 (co-author)
- Open Collective’s Community Guidelines, April 2022
- Deep dive: community stewardship of Open Collective through a Perpetual Purpose Trust, March 2022
- How to Build Platforms that Our Movements Can Own, December 2021 (co-author)
- Pathways for Open Collective’s “Exit to Community”, November 2021 (co-author)
- Early musings on “Exit to Community” for Open Collective, October 2021 (co-author)
- Five Tips for Equitable and Efficient Nonprofit Recruitment, June 2021
- Finding Donors for Your Art: DIY Prospect Research for Artists, June 2020
- Security and Privacy Tools for Artistic Collaboration, April 2020
- Keeping Donors Happy: A Donor Stewardship Guide for Artists, November 2019
- 8 Things Fiscal Sponsorship Isn’t, October 2019 (co-author)
Music
- (Music for) Twelve Goodbyes (2023), ambient (write-up)
- Alter Ego (2022), harsh noise
- In those places, we are the ghosts. (2020), drone
- Music for Fifteen Emails, Part One and Two (2020), ambient/environmental (review)
- FM 3-24 MCWP 3-33.5 (2019), programatic/experimental
- That Sacred, Electric Sound (2018), drone/experimental
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