The conviction of the Monsignor William Lynn of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia for covering up child sexual abuse raises an important question for all service organizations.

Soccer speaks to many people in other lands and increasingly to people here in the U.S., and several international projects demonstrate its ability to be a vehicle for social change.

 Chao Wen-cheng, the father of five children and a factory cleaner, has given three quarters of his salary away to charity since the age of 35, largely to orphanages.

Two execs at Alabama Public Television were reportedly dismissed after a disagreement with members of the Alabama Educational Television Commission about a religious video series.

Are nonprofits suffering, either directly or indirectly, collateral damage from the MF Global collapse?

Filipino-American community leaders convene for the future of their community in the U.S.

This coming week, Rhode Island Gov. Lincoln Chafee is expected to sign into law the nation’s first homeless bill of rights, codifying the illegality of discriminating against the homeless.

Are there public goods which should not be managed by nonprofits or for-profit companies but solely by government? Consider this unusual case from California.

Change.org, a progressive online platform that seeks to encourage petition-based activism, has dropped two clients that are seen by some as anti-union.

In a 7-2 decision, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that unions must notify non-union employees in advance of any move to collect additional dues to be used for political purposes.

NGOs eviscerate a draft report from the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development, saying “The Future We Want” lacks specific goals and enforcement measures.

People pay attention to what interests them, and little else.