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TERESA ODENDAHL is executive director of the National Network of Grantmakers. She is the author of Charity Begins at Home, editor of America's Wealthy and the Future of Foundations, and coauthor of Working in Foundations. MICHAEL O'NEILL is professor and director of the Institute for Nonprofit Organization Management in the College of Professional Studies at the University of San Francisco, and is the author of The Third America (Jossey-Bass, 1989).

Introduction: The Paradox of Women and Power in the Nonprofit Sector
1. The History of Women in the Nonprofit Sector: Changing Interpretations(Kathleen D. McCarthy)
2. Women in the Nonprofit Labor Market(Anne E. Preston)
3. Pay Equity in Nonprofit Organizations: Making Women's Work Visible(Ronnie J. Steinberg, Jerry A. Jacobs)
4. The Occupational Structure of Nonprofit Industries: Implications for Women(Lynn C. Burbridge)
5. Women, Changing Demographics, and the Redefinition of Power(Juanita Tamayo Lott)
6. Women on Nonprofit Boards(Teresa OdAndahl, Sabrina Youmans)
7. Women as Professional Fundraisers(Joseph R. Mixer)
8. A Latina's Experience of the Nonprofit Sector(Antonia Hernandez)
9. Women and Volunteer Activity: One Practitioner's Adventures in Leadership(Barbara Roper)
10. Women's Power, Nonprofits, and the Future(Teresa OdAndahl)