Local agencies fear that the money spent on a consultant’s fees will come out of their hides.

Three hundred advocacy professionals are feeling frustrated with a lack of motivation among members. Do their comments ring any bells with you?

There are many partners to this badly needed and well-conceived property trust for arts organizations in San Francisco.

Cities renovate old buses to help the homeless populations in their communities.

A Palestinian businessman is at the center of a new controversy about speech and the legitimacy of BDS as a political strategy.

Playgrounds for seniors are beginning to pop up around the U.S., following the lead of Asia and Europe.

VOICES FROM THE FIELD:
“When we were cash-strapped, it felt like, ‘We have to do something.’ Advocacy is a game with rules and boundaries, and everyone has a role to play and creative people can bend the rules.”—John Maki

Today, we published a newswire about the Joffrey Ballet. After wowing the world for 60 years or thereabouts, the Joffrey has just created its first endowment.

We’d like to share some letters we’ve been receiving from listeners like you. The first is from someone seeking advice on an ethical issue.

The use of violent incidents to highlight the lack of mental health services is a difficult conundrum for advocates because the fear it creates is largely unjustified and further isolates people who may already be marginalized.

The Joffrey Ballet has finally accumulated a small endowment after 60 years of excellence. But this endowment is for stories in dance.