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The nation’s capital has gentrified over the past 20 years. A new transit project could accelerate this. But Black and Latinx businesses are organizing to protect themselves.

This story, about the monetization of nonprofit land and the mounting demands for community control, offers us a critical touchstone for grasping some conditions of precarity; but it also points the way to forging a different path in the world—one beyond today’s late capitalism.

We are motivated to run the campaigns that we do because we want to live in a world where Black people and people of color can thrive. To us, this looks like improved access to healthcare, housing, and education. It looks like building not just individual, but community wealth. We know a better world is possible.

To build the arts and cultural sector that our communities need, pay equity is a must. A recent survey led by eight local arts organizations offers some guidance.

Pay equity at an international nonprofit organization is complicated. While remote work makes international operations easier, it also creates new complexities.

To advance nonprofit practice, there is much to be learned from taking the notion of a gift economy seriously—and integrating its ethos in the treatment of volunteers.

A new report finds farmworkers are vulnerable to pesticide exposure, and the systems designed to protect them are failing.

What difference do monthly child tax credit payments make? The 2021 measure enabled people to buy food, reduce debts, and end unwanted cohabitation.

With new sessions on lead awareness, the EPA hopes to make at-risk communities more aware of the dangers of lead and what to do about the poison potentially lurking in or around one’s home.

For young children, nature-based learning environments can be the key to establishing environmental stewardship.

The Donors of Color Network is working to get funders to increase their funding to BIPOC-led organizations working toward climate justice.