After a five-month community listening process, Cleveland’s baseball team commits to renaming their team to a non-Native name before the 2022 season.
Cleveland’s Major League Baseball Franchise Commits to Renaming Team
The Vital Role of Trust in Achieving High Vaccination Rates for COVID-19
A rural health clinic in Indiana provides lessons for us all regarding the vital importance of trust and community outreach in medicine.
Housing Advocates Decry Proposed Diversion of Tax on Rich SF Businesses
Two years ago, voters in San Francisco approved a new tax on wealthy businesses to address homelessness. But city officials want to use the revenues for other needs.
Nonprofit Journalism Lifts Up Critical Community Voices
According to one industry observer, the future of nonprofit journalism looks bright.
Remaking the Economy: COVID-19, Recovery, and the Black Community
Three Black nonprofit leaders speak about the challenges they face in advancing racial and economic justice amid COVID-19 in a country deeply shaped by white supremacy.
Absent Official Response, Makeshift Memorials Mark Pandemic’s Toll
As fatalities from COVID-19 in the US climb above 300,000, the official silence has been deafening. Families and artists, however, are joining forces to honor the dead.
A Radical Press to Keep Women’s Writing in Print Turns 50
The Feminist Press turned 50 this year. Its role remains as vital today as it was in 1970 when it was founded.
Housing Crisis Worsens Due to Virtual Eviction Hearings
One dubious benefit of Zoom-based platforms is to make evictions easier.
Small Businesses Left Out to Dry as Federal Efforts Stall
As many small businesses risk permanent closure, Congress continues to sit on its hands. States are stepping up to try and fill the gap.
Pandemic Adds One More Obstacle to Nonprofit Student Loan Forgiveness
With the COVID-19 economy keeping nearly a million nonprofit workers off of payroll, dreams of many to qualify for federal student loan forgiveness are also deferred.
Unpacking the False Allyship of White Racial Justice Leaders
To undo white supremacy requires calling out an all-too-prevalent form of white allyship that uses the language of racial justice to mask continued privilege.
How Jewish Nonprofits Fared in 2020, and Where They Must Focus
The landscape of nonprofits serving particular communities may have some big holes post-pandemic, because the financial toll has been selectively levied.