The progressive Bay Guardian abruptly announced its shutdown in mid-October, but a successful crowdfunding campaign may write a new end to its story.
Final Expenses or Reincarnation? A Small Publication Meets Its Funding Goal
Low Recruitment at TFA Suggests 25% Shortfall against Goals
In the face of mounting criticism, TFA is seeing fewer applicants each year, resulting in a 25 percent shortfall.
Who’s Afraid of Occupy Wall Street? The Red Cross, Apparently
Despite having minute-by-minute information on the ground during 2012’s superstorm, Occupy Sandy got the brushoff from the Red Cross.
The Winners Are…Older, White, Rich People
As the economy recovers from the Great Recession, the benefits go to those who started at the top and were hurt least by its impact.
Martha Nussbaum: Political Love as a Necessary Element in Social Justice
Combining a passionate spirit with cold intelligence, and other leadership lessons about why love matters in social justice work.
Nonprofit Arts Enclave Tries to Immunize against Gentrification
The city of St. Petersburg, Florida, invests in a nonprofit that will convert warehouses and industrial space into a creative enclave with artist studios, galleries, teaching spaces and more.
Philanthropy as Key Ingredient to American Capitalist Economy
In his new op-ed, Ronnie J. Phillips says, “Spending and giving…are crucial to maintaining the vitality of a capitalist economy.”
14 Cities Awarded “Innovation” Grants by the Bloomberg Foundation
From Jersey City to Tel Aviv, cities create innovation teams to handle their toughest problems.
Hey, Google, Spare Another Dollar?
Nonprofit organizations deserve equitable access to digital marketing to fulfill their missions. Another dollar from Google can make that happen.
U.S. Holocaust Museum Using $25M Gift to Expand Education
Amid rising anti-Semitism, hatred, and extremism, the Holocaust’s lessons have never been more relevant. William Levine’s gift will help the USHMM reach a global audience.
The Google Cultural Institute and Arts Accessibility: Where Is It All Going?
The Google Cultural Institute offers a platform for museums to build mobile apps, bringing somewhat inaccessible works of culture to the public digitally.
When Do Many Protests Become a Movement? Race Moves to the Fore in the U.S.
Protests continued throughout the U.S. this weekend in response to the police shootings of unarmed black men.