A nonprofit DC ballet finds a way to continue producing ballet programs during COVID-19.

The Biden transition team prepares for COVID-19. In the meantime, however, the federal government remains asleep at the switch as the pandemic rages.

It is still early days, but the Biden transition team’s member selections indicate a strong interest in addressing the racial wealth gap.

East Garfield Park, a Chicago working-class community that suffered white flight in the 1960s, is still held back by city policy. It is not the only such neighborhood.

NPQ looks at economic democracy in the wake of the 2020 elections, with an eye to mid- and longer-term possibilities.

Welcoming the Grassroots Fundraising Journal archives onto this site is exciting beyond words. We hope it may transform your notions on fundraising, as it did ours!

What has the response been to the loud calls for foundations to respond with urgent adaptation to the confluence of crises impacting communities across the country?

With COVID, a third of US museums face closure threats. Engagement with more diverse audience and relevant social issues could be critical to survival.

Among the underrepresented groups emerging ever more strongly into electoral politics is the LGBTQ population, for whom the year 2020 stands out.

A call for a rethink of the electoral college? It’s as regular as the presidential elections.

COVID-19 has put millions of childcare slots at risk. A system of worker co-ops with public backing could create an alternative that’s more sustainable in the long term.

Pfizer chairman and CEO, Albert Bourla appears to have sold off stock keyed to the timing of the company’s vaccine advances. Why profitmaking does not suit pharma.