In 2012, Khasokhas was formed to provide digital news to the US Nepali community. The publication is increasingly relying on short-form videos to counter disinformation.
A Nepali Community Media Outlet Is Using TikTok to Counter Disinformation
Why Protecting Democracy Means Protecting Nonprofits
Nonprofit organizations are vital to civil society. But the current administration is trying to tell a different story.
When Did Caring for America’s Most Vulnerable Kids Become Political?
Though it survived elimination, Head Start is under threat. Now that they have been directed to ban undocumented children, providers wonder if politics has changed the program forever.
What Are Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) to Measure Nonprofit Success?
For Ask a Nonprofit Expert, Jeanne Bell, author, leadership strategist, and former CEO of CompassPoint, answers a reader’s question about measuring nonprofit success.
Coalition Challenges OpenAI’s Nonprofit Governance
A growing coalition is pressuring regulators to investigate whether OpenAI’s nonprofit structure is being used to divert charitable assets toward private profit, raising broader questions about accountability in AI governance.
Designing Counternarratives for the Nation’s 250th Anniversary
In Asheville, NC, Black and Indigenous narrative leaders came together this summer to imagine new stories of liberation as the United States nears its 250th anniversary.
How to Avoid Greenwashing and Trump-Proof Your Nonprofit Advocacy
Are the policy advocates that your nonprofit hires aligned with your views? Often, the answer is no—and that can harm you. Here’s how to avoid funding your opponents.
Indiana Slashes Teacher Education Degrees amid a National Educator Shortage
Cuts to teacher education programs in Indiana mirror the national pressure placed on universities as the United States makes it harder for teachers to teach and for students to learn.
Volunteers and Nonprofits Are Drivers of Democracy
Nonprofits regularly depend on volunteers to meet their missions. Do you know what else depends on volunteers? Democracy. Time to get to work on that!
How Getting a Library Card Is a Salute to Democracy
Public libraries have always been an accessible institution for many Americans. But now, more than ever, we can appreciate how fiercely libraries strive to represent our values in their pursuit of authentic democracy.
Katrina Destroyed New Orleans’ Early Childhood Education. Twenty Years Later, It’s a Model for Success.
After the hurricane shuttered New Orleans’ child care centers, providers didn’t just reopen their doors — they built a more equitable system from the ground up.
Clamoring for Equity: Now Is a Builder’s Moment
Today, faced with a rising tide of authoritarianism, many in nonprofits and philanthropy are lying low. But what is required is something else entirely: building for the future.