The media scrutiny of Senate candidate and City Year co-founder Alan Khazei continues. This time, the focus is on a possible conflict of interest involving Khazei’s latest organization and his brother.

Another twist on the story of private money being poured into public schools, but some object.

Harvard professor Michael Porter makes a new pitch for corporate social responsibility through a profit-focused “shared value” strategy.

A Virginia newspaper columnist calls for taxing nonprofits that can afford it and denying tax exemption to others. If done on a jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction basis, the result will be pure nonprofit chaos.

Adolescence is hard enough, but growing up poor and “foreign” makes it all the more difficult for children of immigrants. A California organization is trying to help Asian American teens learn about sexuality in a constructive way.

A U.K. government minister sharply criticizes smart-growth charities as “not serious” for opposing housing development in greenbelt areas.

Michael Kaiser, president of the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, writes in the Huffington Post that endowments are not “safety valves.”

Homeless residents of Winston-Salem, North Carolina are organizing to gain seats on the local council that coordinates their services.

The turbulent economy is turning the current generation of young people into “Generation Vexed,” which could lead to fewer young people choosing nonprofit careers.