Climate change is intersectional—and this demands that nonprofit organizations consider how their missions might require them to address and mitigate climate harms affecting the communities they serve.
In the nonprofit sector, the cost of survival is too often absorbed by the people we ask to lead. Here are insights for funders and nonprofit leaders on how to create a culture shift for restoring wholeness.
Virginia’s redistricting fight showed what nonprofit coalitions can accomplish at the ballot box—and how quickly those wins can be erased. In a post-Callais landscape, civic organizations need speed, legal preparedness, and media literacy to protect democratic gains before the window closes.
Why does the federal Momnibus now only say ‘Black’ one time? The answer depends on who you ask.
Facing major board turnover without a succession plan, a small organization hit the limits of its networks and capacity—making it clear that bringing in new voices would require outside support and a more intentional approach.
Over a third of family caregivers in the U.S. have disabilities — and are more likely to be caregivers than people without disabilities.
Community-based organizations are the building blocks for a stronger foundation of our democracy. We should tap into their power to move beyond our current crises to create a better future for all.
A new report by ABFE, A Philanthropic Partnership for Black Communities, speaks to how Black leaders in corporate philanthropy continue their work to support Black communities amid a shifting political paradigm.
The world’s most polluted countries are located in Africa and Asia, and they’re not receiving their share of philanthropic funding to tackle poor air quality.
After being pushed out of her role while on medical leave, one senior nonprofit leader found a determination to name what the sector too often refuses to: that the pipeline isn’t broken, the courage to hire and trust Black women leaders is.
When Cassie Owens Moore couldn’t find herself in books as a child, she became the librarian she never had—building a school library in South Carolina where every student can see themselves on the shelves.
Political education is essential for philanthropy to achieve the transformative change it seeks to create. Here’s why.