Some for-profit veterinarians in Alabama are still using every tactic in the book to try to get nonprofit veterinary clinics outlawed.
Veterinarians Get Funky in Alabama in Attempts to Outlaw Nonprofits
A New Capital Program for Women-owned Businesses Launches in TN
In addition to helping women business owners access capital in Tennessee, Pathway Lending will connect those owners with critical resources.
Social Giving IRL (In Real Life) for Nonprofits
Social giving uses the power of networks to amplify donations. Sharing on Facebook, Twitter, and the rest can encourage new donations. But what about location-based networks?
Social Change Manifesto
Social Change Manifesto is a republished call-to-action orginally created by the Andrew Goodman Foundation Millennial Advisory Committee.
Rutgers Hosts Forum for Undocumented Potential Students
On February 14th, Rutgers held a forum designed to help potential students who are undocumented to navigate the admissions process.
State Senator Seeks Nonprofit Exemption to Minnesota’s New Minimum Wage Law
While the proposal is aimed at helping nonprofits, some call it just another way to undermine the broadly-based increase in the state’s minimum wage.
Nonprofit Boards Can and Should Avoid this Problem with CEO Compensation
This story is not new: A CEO spends decades providing great nonprofit leadership, but no one ever considers ensuring that she can retire afterward.
Is University Education about the Search for Truth or Job Training?
Buried within Governor Scott Walker’s budget was a rewrite of the mission statement of the University of Wisconsin system, commonly known as “The Wisconsin Idea.”
Turkey Online: The Dangers of Minecraft and the Positives of Twitter
Efforts by the Turkish government to choke off social media use are transparent attempts to stop dissent.
Vacant Library May Transform into Incubator for Artists
The trend of transforming old buildings into new hubs for community and cultural growth continues.
Report: Gross Violations of Women’s Reproductive Rights in NY Prisons
A five-year investigation reveals troubling violations of women’s healthcare in the New York State prison system.
A Planned Death – The National Center for Public Policy and Higher Education
Deaths, Near Deaths, and Reincarnations: Part 2 of 5
This is the second part of NPQ‘s mini–case studies on the death, near death, or reincarnation of five organizations. Click here to read part one.
How do you spark a national conversation about higher-education policies, gain the attention of legislators and other policy-makers in every state across the country, evaluate the success of higher education in each state, and present the data so that the concepts are easy for people outside the field to understand?