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Wednesday, September 18th, 2019

Wealthy Nonprofits in Washington Oppose New Overtime Proposal

By Sheela Nimishakavi

August 9, 2019

We hear the news that nonprofit organizations in Washington state oppose a new overtime proposal with no surprise—but...

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Seattle Public Schools Cuts Partnerships with Native Youth P...

By Sarah Miller

June 19, 2019

Bullitt Foundation Elects for a Five-Year Wind-Down

By Catherine Jones

June 14, 2019

Homelessness Policy in Seattle Is Still Stuck 1 Year after F...

By Martin Levine and Steve Dubb

June 11, 2019

Washington State Democrats Step Back from Reproductive Right...

By Carole Levine

April 24, 2019

A Citizen Board to Monitor High Nonprofit CEO and Board Comp...

By Ruth McCambridge

January 3, 2019

Pop-Up Museums as Political Organizing: Can Totem Poles Help...

By Eileen Cunniffe

December 4, 2018

“Carbon Fees” and Climate Resiliency: Public Revenue Age...

October 23, 2018

Another Nonprofit Resists a Fair Labor Measure

By Ruth McCambridge

October 22, 2018

A Made Man and His Six Nonprofits: An Ode to Regulators

By Ruth McCambridge

August 8, 2018

A Small Theater and a Big Celebrity Produce a #MeToo Nonprofit Cautionary Tale

By Eileen Cunniffe

March 21, 2018

Washington State Legislature Takes Account of Missing and Murdered Native Women

By Jim Schaffer

February 7, 2018

Inspired by Standing Rock, Activists Protest Fracking in Washington State Capital

November 30, 2017

Tacoma Effort to Engage Faith Community in Homeless Crisis Falters

By Jim Schaffer

November 9, 2017

Seattle Looks to Expand Housing Options with Rent Controls

By Sean Watterson

March 9, 2017

Judge Holds WA in Contempt over Use of Jails as Mental Health “Waiting Rooms”

By Ruth McCambridge

July 8, 2016

Washington State Court Rules Public Hospitals Must Provide Abortions

By Michael Wyland

June 24, 2016

New CEO Stands on Principle in Midst of Mental Health System in Chaos

By Ruth McCambridge

June 13, 2016

Can Rural Clinic Consolidation Provide Better Healthcare Access?

By Stacey Burton Alcocer

February 29, 2016

When It Comes to Education, Money Does Talk

By Martin Levine

February 23, 2016

Munchausen by Charity: A New Syndrome?

By Ruth McCambridge

February 2, 2016

Making Charter Schools Public Schools Requires Higher Standards of Accountability

By Martin Levine

January 6, 2016