Can we not fall into the trap of calling Susan G. Komen’s recent “Shrink the Pink” strategy an outgrowth of the pandemic?
Komen’s Affiliate Consolidation Has Scorched-Earth Scent
Voting Can Lift the Soul—with the Help of Jugglers, Pizza, & a Cha-Cha Slide
The lines are long, the times are tense, so why not lift some spirits and build moments of shared community at the polls?
Election 2020: A Partisan Poll Watcher Army, Another Low in “Evil Landlord”-ism
With encouragement by the commander in chief, the GOP has deputized all and sundry to “observe” the election. Others have found their own ways to be in service.
Legal Experts Say to Focus on State Courts, not Federal
On November 4th, we may wake to find a nation that’s working on vote counts. The courts may get involved, but more likely at the state than federal level.
Girl Scouts Try to Sell a Waffle on Social Media
Effective organizational communications require an awareness of how the other party might understand and receive what you are saying.
I’m Not Superman
Black men (and women) are not superhuman; we need the chance to be fully human so we can do what we were called to do.
Nonprofits in Popular Literature: Connelly’s Fair Warning Breaks Through
Michael Connelly’s bestselling nonprofit-based novel does a heck of a job advancing the use of that setting. Here, we talk with the author and his muse about their process.
PA Nonprofit Survey Asks the Right Questions and Gets Frightening Answers
A survey of 1,000 nonprofits showed COVID-19 costs of $708 million and billions in unreported losses. More importantly, it showed a refreshing seriousness.
Native American Women Gain Ground in 2020 Election Campaign
Building on 2018’s successes and the rising participation of women of color in electoral politics generally, Native American women are making themselves heard in 2020.
When Your Nonprofit Is Punished for Speaking Out, Call On Your Community
Attempting to intimidate nonprofits is hardly a new sport, but when it’s the police doing it, and the community that may suffer, the implications and import are enormous.
The Frontlines of Nonprofit Distress Get Clearer
It’s been an awfully hard eight months, and the end is not yet near.
The Endless Ride: Nonprofits that Reopen Only to Close Again
For some nonprofits and community-serving institutions, there is not yet any point at which a solid reopening can be planned, and that’s a big problem.