A locally owned grocery chain corporation that has been run in a way that shares the wealth is experiencing the will of the people.
Social Enterprise Undercover? Community Rises Up for Market Basket
Nonprofits Oppose Drastic Reduction of Housing Discrimination Fines
A new Ohio Senate bill would prevent fair housing groups from collecting damages from landlords and lower discrimination penalty maximums by 90%.
The Disturbing Lack of Diversity and Will in Environmental Nonprofits
A study released Monday looked at diversity in three types of environmental groups— government agencies grantmakers, and mainstream environmental nonprofits,—and it has found the landscape disturbing.
Jewish Not-for-Profits Use Gaza War To Drum Up Donations
“Concerned about Gaza? Write a check to us!” say dozens of fundraising campaigns from Jewish charities since the current crisis started.
Report: US Surveillance of Journalists and Lawyers Threatens Democracy
The ACLU and Human Rights Watch warn of the dangerous effects of massive surveillance practices. Journalists and lawyers feel more like criminals.
A Market Problem: Museums Adjust to Huge Crowds in Europe
Global economic shifts bring new crowds from Eastern Europe and Asia to the homes of classic Western art, with some overwhelming consequences.
Get the Facts Right on Humanitarian Aid to Gaza
Tales of $400M in new aid to the West Bank are either confused or outdated.
Philanthropy: California Endowment Rated Well by NCRP’s Philamplify
The philanthropy watchdog group says that Los Angeles’ largest foundation does a pretty good job.
David Cameron’s Big Society Under Scrutiny
Accusations of cronyism and waste taint Britain’s Big Society Network.
Citizen Journalists Collaboratively Map Conflict in Ukraine
Those experiencing the Ukraine conflict are recording and commemorating the events of the war in real-time using an online map.
Rise of Anti-Semitism Shouldn’t Suppress Public Debate about Gaza
The Gaza invasion has roused old hatreds against the Jewish people.
Big Foundation Investment Produces Big Fail in a News Site
Proving once again that money doesn’t mean everything in nonprofit sustainability, a nonprofit investigative news site goes belly up in Santa Barbara.