The Articles YOU Read!
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What interested NPQ readers over the past year? The list below presents 2017’s forty most compelling articles in descending order. It’s a riveting mix that accurately reflects both the turbulence of the times and the needs and interests of our readers.
But before we leave you to read these and send them to friends, remember that this list represents only a fraction of what we have produced this year. We desperately need your generous donation right now, today, to keep our always-expanding content free and accessible to even the smallest and least-well-heeled of the wonderful nonprofit, movement, and philanthropic organizations that make up this sector—and to you, our reader community.
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Civil Society and the Rules of Impeachment in the Age of Trump
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How to Think Differently about Diversity in Nonprofit Leadership: Get Comfortable with Discomfort
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Collaborating for Equity and Justice: Moving Beyond Collective Impact
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Goodwill Industries Omaha: The Ugly Wage Ratios that Define this Nonprofit Business
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Does My Nonprofit Need to Pay Tax? Understanding Unrelated Business Income Tax
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The Future of Nonprofit Leadership: Worker Self-directed Organizations
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Using Loans: A 101 Guide To Borrowing For Nonprofit Organizations
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Follow the Money: Former Sessions Aides are Lobbyists for Private Prisons Group
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Losing the Johnson Amendment Would Destroy the Unique Political Role of Nonprofits
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The Matrix Map: A Powerful Tool for Mission-Focused Nonprofits
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Dropout Rate for College Students Driven by Income Inequality
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Where in the World is Big Philanthropy? Not in the Deep South
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Tips for Nonprofits on Measuring Social Media Metrics that Matter
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In Act of Civil Disobedience, Woman Removes Confederate Flag at SC Capitol
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Exit Agreements for Nonprofit CEOs: A Guide for Boards and Executives
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Social Media Capital for Nonprofits: How to Accumulate It, Convert It, and Spend It
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10 Reasons Why the 15% Charity Overhead Myth Prevents Social Change
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Reflections on Executive Leadership and Transition Data over Fifteen Years
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High-Profile Nonprofit Opioid Advocacy Group Secretly Funded by Pharmaceutical Company
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Giving USA’s Numbers for 2016 Pose Historic Challenge to Nonprofits
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Ending White Supremacy in Ourselves: A Time for Nonprofit Action