New York City’s natural history museum agrees to remove a statue that for 80 years showed Theodore Roosevelt towering over a Native American and an African.
NYC’s Natural History Museum Agrees to Remove Theodore Roosevelt Statue
A New Nonprofit for the Times
In a recessionary moment immediately following a pandemic, an old drive-in becomes the focus of a new nonprofit effort.
Nonprofits Have Laid Off 1.6M since March, Finds Center for Civil Society
For nearly 20 years, Dr. Lester Salamon of Johns Hopkins has traced nonprofit employment trends in annual reports. This year’s is unique, and its findings are stark.
Does This National Advocate “Get” Nonprofits? A Plea for More Rigor
A survey from Independent Sector bases its findings on what they have defined as a mid-sized nonprofit with an average budget of $80 million. We can do better than this.
Giving USA 2020: What Are the Implications for You?
Watch this webinar to learn more about where $450 billion in philanthropic dollars went last year—and how the current economic downturn might affect giving this year.
New York Braces for Housing Cases as Eviction Moratorium Ends for Many
Eviction cases are expected to soar in New York City as housing courts reopen.
Safety Net Programs Brace for Food Insecurity on a Mass Scale
COVID-19 has made US food insecurity more visible. Less obvious is that reducing it requires more affordable housing, not just food.
Single Moms Hit Hard by Economic Impact of COVID-19
Both in the United States and abroad, single mothers are finding a much more difficult working world since the onset of COVID-19.
Nonprofits Struggle to Stay Alive amid COVID-19
In a number of sectors, nonprofits find themselves challenged to meet their missions and the demands of public health at the same time.
Climate Justice Can Only Be Achieved if There Is Racial Justice
Racism is intertwined with the global climate emergency. If our society doesn’t address both racial and climate justice, it will not succeed at either.
UN Human Rights Council Holds Historic Hearings on Racism in US
Based on a request from 54 African countries, the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva listened to testimony last Wednesday on US racism and police brutality.
In the Tsunami of Reopening Guidelines, Do Any Actually Help?
When a nonprofit decides to reopen, health-and-safety guidelines must be reviewed, but don’t forget to also revisit your budget, strategic plan, and program models.