Teaching paper reveals a structured tool for digital communication planning in nonprofits, highlighting strategic engagement and adaptation.
This Teaching Paper introduces a Social Media Content Calendar Template designed to help nonprofits plan, schedule, and evaluate digital communication with consistency and strategic alignment. By structuring activities across campaigns, content categories, platforms, and responsibilities, the calendar strengthens storytelling, supports teamwork, and ensures data-driven adaptation. Drawing on Bryson’s strategic planning, Drucker’s clarity in mission-driven communication, and Patton’s adaptive learning, the paper bridges academic theory with practical nonprofit needs. A case study illustrates how structured calendaring enhanced engagement, visibility, and resource efficiency for a youth-focused nonprofit.
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Anna Neya Kazanskaia (2025) studied this question.
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