At Northwestern, a student-alumni group directly challenged the administration’s attempt to smear those protesting racism with the canard of anti-Semitism.
Charges of Anti-Semitism at Northwestern Exhibit Hypocrisy of Its Leadership
Nonprofits Weigh the Question of Staying Virtual Forever
Some nonprofits, once they figured out how to transition to virtual programming, found the results so promising that they might keep their programs that way permanently.
How Will We Care for Caregivers? COVID, Healthcare Professionals, and PTSD
How will we care for those who care for us? It’s a vital question to consider as COVID-19’s death toll continues and creates a high PTSD risk for caregivers.
2020, White Supremacy, Black Male Leadership, and Me
What does Black male nonprofit leadership demand in 2020 amid pandemic and upheaval? Above all, it requires the courage to face and confront white supremacy.
It’s Almost November…Has Your Tax Exemption Been Revoked?
Some members of the House Committee on Ways and Means believe that the IRS may have—by mistake—withdrawn the tax-exempt status of thousands of nonprofits.
Crowdfunding Strategies to Implement for Giving Tuesday and Beyond
It’s a crowded marketplace on Giving Tuesday, so standing out takes strategy, heart, and a culture of philanthropy.
House Committee Finds PPP Favored Larger White-Owned Organizations
A report finds that the US Treasury Department encouraged big banks to favor existing customers over everyone else in the Paycheck Protection Program.
Moving Universal Basic Income toward Liberation
As the trend of universal basic income becomes more accepted, we must carefully review its source revenue to avoid perpetuating oppressive systems.
Missing Art Dramatically Returns to Help Us Focus on America’s Real History
The missing painting’s title says, “There are combustibles in every State, which a spark might set fire to.” An apt find for our times.
Latinx Power: Retooling Digitally to Get Out the Vote amid COVID-19
How do you succeed at census and voting outreach amid a pandemic? For Latinx nonprofits, it has required both digital acumen and old-fashioned organizing.
Mis-Match? The Incredible Expanding Challenge Gift
Are fundraisers, both political and nonprofit, playing fast and loose with their offers to match the gifts of donors? Don’t do it!
Racial Equity in Co-ops: 6 Key Challenges and How to Meet Them
The US co-op movement today has begun to acknowledge how white supremacy has distorted democratic practice. But there remains a long way to go.