We the Action, a project of Civic Nation, is helping nonprofits access a network of thousands of volunteer lawyers ready to help organizations navigate the turbid waters in which we find ourselves swimming for life.
In Mexico, a growing Indigenous business network set forth a transformative vision of an economy rooted in community ownership and offers practical steps to get there.
To build the democracy we never had, activating people power—animated by an inclusive vision for our economy, especially through labor unions—is essential.
Native peoples have largely been erased from popular understanding of the US South, but we are still very much here and organizing in the South.
For a third time this year, the CDFI Fund has been put at risk. Community development finance advocates fight to preserve not only the fund but their community missions.
For philanthropists focused on climate and biodiversity, journalism is a high-leverage investment that strengthens all other interventions.
Across the nonprofit sector, there are seven key levers of power that form a practical framework for leaders building healthy, democratic organizations in a time of division and change.
How can students sustain effective advocacy institutions? The past half century of state student associations offers both some steps to take—and some key pitfalls to avoid.
As climate disasters occur with increasing frequency worldwide, more and more nonprofits are experiencing them. What advice do survivors have for preparing?
A new Trump administration rule threatens to limit loan forgiveness for nonprofit employees. Nonprofits and state governments have both filed suits to stop this.
Opposition to the truth may derail the dream, but the faith of the dreamer prevails. Over 50 years ago, a racist dean denied me an arts degree. But my story did not end there.
In today’s issue of Ask a Nonprofit Expert, Jeanne Bell answers a reader’s question about remaining committed to the mission during turbulent times.