AN NPQ CLASSIC:
Warning: this interview contains powerful metaphors and insights into social issue communication. The FrameWorks Institute wins the MacArthur Award for Creative and Effective Institutions.
When a Little Free Library in Shreveport closed due to antiquated city ordinances, community members stepped up to express the importance of the literature exchange system.
Bipartisan efforts to strengthen FOIA rules are making headway in Congress and in state legislatures.
Former United Way Worldwide VP Atul Tandon shares his insights into social enterprise and donor engagement.
After just 15 months on the job, the CEO of the Fairview Health System is on his way out, an event likely to catch the attention of the Minnesota AG who has had an eye on Fairview Health’s management in the past.
As the number of charter schools continues to expand, the need for tighter oversight becomes more evident.
Donors who give to college sports with the expectation of getting preferred seats and season passes may be facing more stringent rules.
The cuts to higher education that state governments made when budgets were tighter than ever have not been restored.
Secretary Bob McDonald is trying to reorganize the Department of Veterans Affairs; it starts with picking a map of the United States.
Paul Schervish of Boston College’s Center on Wealth and Philanthropy and associate director John Havens will both retire, and the Center will retire with them.
The Sacramento Public Library is expanding its collection to include items you might not think to find on shelves.
The dangerous trend in autocrat regimes is arresting social media journalists for the crime of covering peoples and topics they want to suppress, as in Turkey’s indictment of journalist Fréderike Geerdink.