After an hour and a half drive through a freezing rain storm Dr. Conflict got to thinking. Dr. Conflict is often asked whether or not you should even try to fix every conflict. Some say that an intervention to get resolution is always required. Others say that conflict doesn’t always need to be resolved; conflict should be managed, yes, but not necessarily mediated. Fact is that all conflict is situational; context is everything.
Dueling economists weigh in on the economic impact of federal budget cuts.
Men and women of color need not apply. That's the apparent message from a newly formed nonprofit that intends to award scholarships exclusively to white men.
A Rochester, Minn., business owner is taking an unusual social network-based approach to prize philanthropy that promises to attract the attention of other potential givers.
HarperCollins has implemented a loan cap on the number of times a library can allow an e-book to be checked out, leaving librarians and book-lovers miffed.
For many news organizations the conversation has moved from whether or not to use social media to how it can be used to best effect.
The board of the Heart of the Valley Animal Shelter in Belgrade, Mont., doesn't think it’s anybody's business but its own about why it is searching for a new executive director.
Dave Duerson: "Please, see that my brain is given to the N.F.L.'s brain bank."
How important are living wage ordinances to the nonprofit sector? What's good for the private sector goose is probably applicable to the nonprofit sector gander.
Only three of 34 nonprofits in Concord, Mass., invited to make voluntary contributions in lieu of paying taxes on property they own, have sent any money.
Sometimes technology just gets ahead of people’s good sense. Or maybe some people never had good sense to begin with.
The 2011 season of Celebrity Apprentice has announced its roster of participants and their chosen charities. Are you on the list?