We are seeing attempts to punish nonprofits who support progressive causes. It is important to stand firm.
Punishment of Nonprofits for Support of Black Lives Matter Grows
Teacher Shortages Grow as Many Choose to Leave
Teachers are choosing to leave rather than trust that their lives and health have been adequately protected, and that is causing yet another crisis for schools.
Some See Record Fundraising in FY 2020: What’s the Key?
Temple University saw double-digit increases in giving, including a remarkable 20% jump in giving by alumni under the age of 30. What’s going on there?
The Voices, Truth, and Power of Black Men: A Necessary Conversation
What is the position of Black male leadership in this time of reckoning? In this new NPQ series, a number of Black male nonprofit leaders will explore these issues.
Conditional Partners: Police Bully Domestic Violence Programs
Since domestic violence programs voiced their support for BLM in June, their law enforcement partners have tried to bully them by withdrawing their cooperation.
One Key to Successful Online Fundraising Galas: Building Community
How can a nonprofit successfully use online galas to raise funds? It helps a lot when your online gathering is also a community “fun-raising” event.
Independent Bookstores Pivot to Survive COVID-19
For small businesses like independent bookstores, as with nonprofits, the pandemic has required enterprises to alter their business models.
Museums Shift Business Models as Even Allowable Use Levels Are Not Met
As European museums reopen, fear of the pandemic has kept crowds well below the reduced levels allowed by public health regulations.
Building New Homes: How Green Should They Go?
Efforts to “go green” face resistance from gas industry and housebuilding trade industry groups.
Coalition of Rural Leaders Say, “No Trump Superspreading Here, Please”
A group of rural advocates calls out Donald Trump for putting residents at risk by holding mass gatherings in direct violation of federal public health guidelines.
Texas Organizers Challenge Voter Suppression—with Numbers on Their Side
According to US census figures, 58.8 precent of Texans are people of color. Does that demographic shift portend a change in the Lone Star state’s politics?
The Disturbing Effectiveness of Florida’s Poll Tax
Poll taxes were made unconstitutional by the 24th Amendment, ratified in 1964. Nonetheless, a de facto poll tax today keeps 900,000 Floridians off the voter rolls.