One dubious benefit of Zoom-based platforms is to make evictions easier.

As many small businesses risk permanent closure, Congress continues to sit on its hands. States are stepping up to try and fill the gap.

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.

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.

The landscape of nonprofits serving particular communities may have some big holes post-pandemic, because the financial toll has been selectively levied.

The Trump administration seems hellbent on ending its war on the ACA with a last-minute wave of regulations that favor private insurance companies over consumers.

The public health risks of frontline workers who do not have paid sick leave are obvious. If the problem is so pervasive, why has the issue faded from view?

In the development and presentation of mindfulness programs, acknowledging barriers to access matters, as does ensuring authentic diversity and inclusion.

The AARP is now saying outright that private for-profit ownership of nursing homes (as opposed to nonprofit) is a status that correlates with many more infections and deaths.

The latest comedy video from the Human Services Council highlights the operating/funding difficulties New York nonprofits face during COVID.

The three-year initiative, funded by the Surdna Foundation, seeks to build toward a racially just society through community-centric creative endeavors.

A renowned local activist and philanthropist takes over the leadership of the national Children’s Defense Fund. Welcome, Starsky Wilson!