Sometimes the nonprofit sector appears haunted by the specters of unproven “great ideas.” Do social impact bonds fit in that category?

Yesterday, in Ireland, doctors and medical staff protested Israel’s breach of international law in their attacks upon medical facilities and medics.

The bad acts of one employee cost Johns Hopkins Hospital $190 million in damages. How do other nonprofits protect themselves?

Executive transition doesn’t stop with hiring a new CEO. An effective onboarding process can help ensure successful outcomes for the new leader.

New guidelines from the National Counterterrorism Center mean groups working with U.S. NGOs may run the risk of being placed on a terrorist watch list.

As long-promised resources remain scarce, the mental health crisis remains a problem to the criminal justice system.

Nonprofits are addressing Detroit’s current crisis in many ways. Some of them make good sense; others…well, you judge.

What does it mean to deliver humanitarian aid in a region where bombings of purportedly military targets destroy civilian homes and hospitals?

It’s common for young nonprofits to create reputational problems for themselves by getting too much money before attending to the financial basics.

Sarah Palin thinks the U.S. is turning into a giant “funded charity,” but Glenn Beck thinks immigrant kids need compassion and charitable assistance.

Officials say the California Endowment’s ads, highlighting the healthcare needs of undocumented immigrants, violate its policies.

In an extremely male and Caucasian-centered field, a few nonprofits are working to promote diversity in high-tech firms in Silicon Valley.