A Scientific American blog editor calls for the defeat of legislation that would allow scientific publishers to put taxpayer-financed research findings behind pay firewalls.
Wikimedia’s Study Reveals Big Tip About Online Donors
A study of Wikipedia readers by the Wikimedia Foundation yields valuable lessons for nonprofits seeking to foster a culture that encourages online donations on an ongoing basis.
Risk, Failure and Lessons in Leadership for Girls
A few recent stories have refocused us on the role that risk-taking and “keeping your foot on the gas pedal” has in building leadership in girls and women…and probably everyone.
Stanford Shatters Higher Ed Fundraising Campaign Record
Stanford University’s five-year fundraising campaign, which ended in December of 2011, brought in an astounding $6.2 billion, according toThe Chronicle of Higher Education.
OneMillionMoms Protests Ellen DeGeneres as JC Penney Spokesperson
The conservative nonprofit group OneMillionMoms is not happy with JC Penney’s decision to partner with Ellen DeGeneres as their new spokesperson.
Obama’s Embrace of Super PAC Pushes Principles to Sidelines, Critics Say
In a move that some see as abandoning the campaign finance high road, the White House endorses a Super PAC promoting President Obama’s reelection.
Kellogg Foundation Leader Says Race Remains an Issue
According to one of the nation’s most powerful women in the nonprofit sector, Dr. Gail Christopher of the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, the U.S. must address issues of inequality.
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Ethics and Outcomes: Ask the Ethicist
The nonprofit ethicist is open for business, so you can ask him your own questions about any ethical conundrums you have in your work.
LGBT Advocates Respond to Prop 8 Reversal
LGBT advocates express mixed reaction to a federal court’s ruling that California’s Proposition 8, which barred same-sex couples from marrying, is unconstitutional.
“Strained Optimism” on Game Face of Northeastern Fla. Charities
In a scene that may be playing out at many charities across the country, Jacksonville, Fla.-area nonprofit leaders seek to remain positive about the future despite currents stresses.
Knoxville Tourism and Sports CEO Pay Raises Oversight Questions for Board and Government
Knoxville Tourism and Sports Corporation CEO Gloria Ray is apparently planning to resign amid reports of a $411,000 salary and “easily attained bonuses.” Reactions from the publicly funded nonprofit’s board and local government officials reveal a lack of effective oversight.