Nonprofits are critical to empowering ordinary people to legally and effectively fight back against Trump’s persecution of immigrants.
Nonprofits Can Help Fight Trump’s Persecution of Immigrants
Giving Bigger, Organizing More Boldly: Centering Disability Justice
What does it take to be a donor organizer? It requires vision, persistence, and a willingness to be bold. It also requires making a personal commitment to the cause.
Black Women’s Unemployment Has Skyrocketed. Here’s What Happened.
Black women’s unemployment rate is now equivalent to White women’s during the bleakest moments of the Great Recession.
The Third Reconstruction: Looking Beyond the Emergencies of Today to the Beloved Community
In his synthesis of Dēmos’ Third Reconstruction series, Aron Goldman explains how each voice contributes to a bold and ambitious vision beyond the emergencies of today, helping us imagine and lay the foundation for the next chapter of American history.
‘We Have to Keep Showing Up for Each Other’: In Minnesota, Caregiving Is a Form of Resistance
School pickups, diaper runs and mutual aid funds are central to how many Minnesotans are challenging the militarization of their state.
Philanthropy Must Defend the Right to Bear Witness
Amid the Trump administration’s intimidation and violence against protestors, the right to dissent and bear witness is a force for change. It is exactly why philanthropy must work to guard it.
Growing a Solidarity Economy
The solidarity economy has grown from nonexistent 15 years ago to being visible in many US cities. However, support systems are still lacking and need reinforcement.
If Nonprofit Nursing Homes Outperform Private Equity, Can Policy Catch Up?
The data are clear: When it comes to nursing homes, nonprofit ownership leads to superior health outcomes. So why is private equity taking over nursing home care?
Balancing Transparency and Timeliness in Organizational Decision-Making
In today’s issue of Ask a Nonprofit Expert, Niloufar Khonsari answers a reader’s question about how to make transparent decisions without sacrificing timeliness.
Funders Need to Get Dollars Out the Door for 2026 Midterms
With less than one year until the midterm elections, Democracy Fund is working to support the integrity of our voting process in 2026 by supporting nonprofits on the frontline of this work—work that can best be achieved with early funding.
What Does the End of TPS Mean for Venezuelans in the United States?
What does the fall of Nicolás Maduro—and the cessation of TPS—mean for millions of Venezuelan migrants across the Americas?
Resistance and Redistribution in Alaska
What does donor organizing require? It begins with building relationships. And for one climate justice donor organizer, it also involves redefining what is meant by “wealth.”