Philanthropic support for local journalism is on the rise, both of commercial and nonprofit papers. Is what’s being done enough?
Two Philanthropic Strategies Aim to Boost Faltering Local News
Locating Ourselves: Complexities in Assessing Organizational Equity
These three tensions are not insurmountable, but it’s critical for leaders and consultants to orient around them as they act to deepen organizational equity.
Confronting Dominant Identities
When we fail to recognize dominance and power, we perpetuate cycles of harm, impede social progress, and undermine our leadership.
Facing Our Syndemic: Rethinking Policy for a World in Crisis
What if the word “pandemic” simply does not fully capture the logic of our current global predicament?
The State of Power
In this clip from the Edge Leadership Race and Power Roundtable, the participants share their thoughts on the state of power in the US.
Power and the Changing Role of Intermediaries
Social justice groups expect everyone who works with them to center equity in the way they do business. Not many Philanthropic Intermediaries are currently qualified or appropriate to meet those needs.
Power Building Meets Impact Investing
A new report looks at impact investment from the perspective of grassroots community groups.
A COVID-19 Pivot: Retooling Co-op Education for a Pandemic World
When COVID-19 hit, a flagship co-op education program shuttered. But a new program emerged in its place.
Federal Bill to Limit CEO Pay Marks One Step toward Fairness and Equity
A measure to tax companies that maintain extreme pay gaps between CEOs and workers advances in Congress.
How Gwynn’s Island Became a “White Man’s Paradise”
Two women whose families were connected by slavery uncover the history of how a thriving Black community in Virginia was wiped out in the 1910s by white violence.
Toxic Masculinity: Consequences & Calls to Action for the Nonprofit Sector
People of all genders in any and all positions of power are at risk of perpetuating the systemic privileging of men and traditionally masculine behaviors and practices.
Found in Translation Seeks Language Justice
Found in Translation trains bilingual women as medical interpreters. Founder Maria Vertkin and her graduates explain why this life-changing work is so necessary.