Edward Snowden’s latest revelations concern the expansion of surveillance by the National Security Administration, authorized by the Obama administration but without public notice, legislative review, or public debate.
It would be an enormous challenge to figure out what people suffer and die from in every part of the world. But Christopher Murray decided he would try.
Following numerous revelations and allegations of missing, lost, or stolen works, Boston Public Library president Amy Ryan announced she would be stepping down from her position.
“When you see a non-disclosure charity, that’s an indication that you should run,” tweeted the Business Bureau’s Wise Giving Alliance.
Read the statement of Bonita Mersiades, one of the FIFA whistleblowers, to understand what courage and conviction mean in the nonprofit sector.
Sweet Briar needs a hero in the form of a fiduciary.
The Chicago Public School system, with leadership still unsettled, will have to balance a budget that faces a shortfall of $1.1 million, find funding for a seriously underfunded pension system, and negotiate a new contract with its employees.
National governments are often distressed when veterans reveal what they perceive as the excesses of their military engagements. That’s the case with Israel’s government and the members of veterans group Breaking the Silence.
Sometimes nonprofit advocates have to resort to legal action after government and community relations efforts fail to work.
A rare peek into a moment of decision at a nonprofit faced with an “opportunity” of major proportions.
The timing of Sepp Blatter’s resignation was a work of art, but will it divert or focus demands for his accountability?
If you are considering a merger sometime in the near future, according to this small survey, you are not alone. But if the mission match is not right, just walk away!