The Wind Down https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Archive Blog About Community of Practice Practices for Transitions in a Time Between Worlds Me on the Leaving Well Podcast! November 2024 CoP Gathering Closing Remarks #44: Field or Guild? Drip By Drip: A Recipe for Gradual Closure Communications TALK Work With The Wind Down Past Sessions Read And Contribute To The Museum Of Closed Nonprofits MEDIA Closing Remarks #45: Beyond Inventory MailPoet Page Closing Remarks #42: The Case of The Abandoned Mansion Closing Remarks #43: On Being The Light December 2024 Community Gathering with Sarah Weiler of Knowing When To Quit and The Quitting Quadrant Closure Calls MailPoet Page Careening Through Year Two My Takeaways from The Deceleration Assembly Donate to The Wind Down The Self-Assessment Mail Poet – Confirmation Join the Composting and Hospicing Community Slack! The Closure Community – Other People and Groups Exploring Organizational Ends Read, Listen, Watch, And Use To Design An Impactful Closure Useful Resources for Learning More About Organizational Endings Newsletter Contact November 2025 – Life Cycles, Loss, and Leadership: Designing Regenerative Futures In The Arts with Jillian Eileen Harris A Few Questions That People Frequently Ask About Nonprofit Closures About Camille The Wind Down Tending to Endings at Practices for Composting and Hospicing September 2025 with Melissa Aase of University Settlement Society in NYC April 2025 – Up The Garden Path with Tending to Endings Me! In NonProfit Quarterly! July 2025 Defined Departures: Creating Your Own “Good Goodbye” with Katrina Mitchell June 2025 Community Gathering with Distributed Press May 2025 with Alison and Lizzie of Good Bye October 2025 – Folding The Full Frame Initiative with Katya Fels Smyth How You Made Them Feel OR “Cruelty Over Care In Closure” January 2025 Community Gathering: The Decelerator – One Year In Mail Poet – General Page Twists and Turns From Year One of Winding Down Closing Remarks #46: Doc, Are We OK? October 2024 with Catarina Moreno