As the hard-rock hatemonger rolls out his latest guitarfest, community groups will demonstrate tonight to keep the Motor City Madman out of Montclair.
Ted Nugent Concert Attracts Activist Attention
Detroit Gets 15-Day Reprieve from Water Shutoff
Before being called to account in a courtroom, and after facing protests from nonprofits, Detroit Water and Sewerage has turned some taps back on.
The Phantom of Minnesota at the Metropolitan Opera?
A spokesperson for the musicians’ union says that the N.Y. Metropolitan Opera is preparing to lock out its workers. We’ve heard this song before.
Obama’s “My Brother’s Keeper” Initiative Update from DC Town Hall
The president counted $104M in pledged commitments, but no new federal money. Can Obama’s self-help approach solve the problems of structural racism?
Planning to Use a Drone in your Nonprofit Operation?
A three-judge panel of the Federal Appeals Court in D.C. has dismissed a case brought by a Houston nonprofit against the FAA’s rules on drones.
Thoughts on the Relevance of Nonprofit Management Curricula
How has nonprofit management curricula evolved, and are they meeting the demands of today’s leadership challenges?
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Is the Death of Corporate Philanthropy Exaggerated?
Giving USA this year showed a decrease in corporate philanthropy. NPQ has certainly heard an earful about the void left behind with their withdrawal from giving in some communities, but is corporate philanthropy dead—or even on its last legs?
Mayors and Governors on Nonprofits Helping Immigrant Children
Governor Deval Patrick of Massachusetts and Governor Chris Christie of New Jersey seem to have a deep concern for the plight of the tens of thousands of unaccompanied immigrant children who risked dangerous travel to the U.S. to escape violence in Central America. Other governors show less empathy.
Pushback Leads Nonprofit to Abandon Intake Facility for Immigrants
Last week, a Texas-based international nonprofit announced plans to open an intake facility for unaccompanied immigrants in a closed hotel in Weslaco, Texas. Within a matter of days, the specifics of the organization’s plan became highly politicized both locally and nationally, and as of Wednesday, the organization had withdrawn the proposal.
Nonprofit Retains Supporters while Coming Clean regarding Financial Impropriety
Just because a nonprofit experiences a problem with financial impropriety, it need not mean that it becomes a scandal. Some of the tenor of the response may live in the communications to stakeholders made by the organization.