Taking on the task of addressing inequality in a social, political, and economic context that assumes its defining hand will require more of the Ford Foundation than a well-designed set of grant programs. It will require a different way of being as a philanthropic partner.
Some people at particular stations of life feel that rules apply to others but not them. Those privileged individuals and institutions, if they mess up, expect and perhaps even demand impunity.
Using hashtag after hashtag, women scientists are having a lot of fun at Tim Hunt’s well-deserved expense.
Critics have said that John Paulson could have donated $400 million for better uses than to ultra-wealthy Harvard University; we suggest a range of higher education uses that might have benefited from Paulson’s generosity.
With limited resources and complex funding patterns, figuring out how to pay fairly for the growing number of charter schools is no easy matter.
Borrowing a page from tech and entrepreneurial start-ups, an alliance of literacy-minded nonprofits has opened a 22,000-square-foot center to foster collaboration and nurture new organizations.
A co-founder’s financial problems threaten a New Zealand eco-village.
What should your nonprofit consider when adding a mobile strategy to your marketing and fundraising? Here are five questions to consider.
Harvard University recently made an historic announcement: billionaire hedge fund manager John Paulson gave $400 million to his alma mater’s School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. It marks the biggest gift to the world’s richest university, and some critics are pouncing on Paulson’s choice of a worthy cause.
Unfortunately, the nation’s political leaders have allowed the nation’s housing crisis to go unchecked for many years.
Despite having closed 48 public schools in 2013 and already having over 130 charters operating within the city, CPS has been reviewing proposals for 30 new charter schools for the September 2016 school year.
As the city continues to rebuild, a group of foodie entrepreneurs is gaining momentum and having a positive impact on the local “good food movement.”