Some places to go for insights into leadership in harm reduction or harm reduction-adjacent work include:

The Dare to Lead Hub, the hub of social work researcher and storyteller Brené Brown’s extensive research on effective leadership.

The Non-Profit Leadership Center offers low-cost training and other programs focused primarily on traditional non-profits.

Here is a concise rundown on what research shows are the most common kinds of leadership.

Here is an article from the Stanford School of Innovation statistically breaking down the importance of leadership development.

Whole books are available on the topic and some of them, including the Jossey Bass Handbook of Non-Profit Leadership and Management, are available for free.

There are also general leadership training opportunities, such as Rockwood Leadership Institute, to explore.

If you want more information on time management, check out this great article from Princeton. You can read more about the Pomodoro Method here. If you want to know more about Stephen Covey’s time management matrix check out this page.

Finally – the Positive Psychology Center and Positive Psychology have great articles, exercises, and information on positive psychology to help build your emotional resilience and help develop your boundaries along the way.