In this time of global pandemic, foundations have had to respond quickly. In North Carolina, the Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation decided justice demanded doubling its payout.

What does the $2 trillion-plus federal stimulus bill mean for nonprofits?

What good can be drawn out of a time of such disruption? Panelists in this webinar discuss how nonprofits and philanthropy need to disrupt some of their own practices to create new norms.

In a time when public health demands social solidarity, many Chinese Americans and other Asian Americans find themselves fending off racism instead.

A group of nonprofits sue the US Department of Health and Human Services for seeking to disburse grant funds to groups that discriminate against LGBTQ people.

Without proactive action from the states, many direct service nonprofits whose programs are suspended due to the pandemic are at immediate risk.

It appears the White House is demanding immigration courts stay open, despite the risks to public health. It is past time to release those detainees.

Rural communities approach renewal energy development through dialogue.

Come join NPQ’s community of sense- and strategy-making in this moment of crisis and opportunity. Share your lessons, analyses, and strategic imperatives.

All demographic groups experienced a loss of wealth during the 2007–2009 recession, but lower- and moderate-income populations and people of color suffered the greatest economic damage.

While the final details are not determined yet, the provisions of a federal stimulus bill have begun to come into focus.

In a classic dystopian move, the DOJ has quietly requested that Congress grant it the ability to ask chief judges to detain people indefinitely without trial during emergencies.