The University of Southern California says it will provide free tuition for undergraduate students from families with incomes of $80,000 a year or less.
USC Offers Free Tuition to Students Whose Parents Earn $80K or Less
Some Religious Institutions in China Struggle to Help in Coronavirus Outbreak
The line between registered NGOs and religious groups and unregistered civil society groups may still be bright for China’s government, but coronavirus is testing the limits.
People’s Charity Resists Government Control in China’s Response to Coronavirus
In China, where the government has long attempted to tightly control charity, civil society has broken out in a reaction to the coronavirus.
California Town Says “No” to Detention Center—Can They Get a Second?
A community of undocumented farm workers successfully organized to prevent an ICE facility from opening in their town. No prisons—we want colleges!
The Wedding Dress Saga: Conflict of Interest Does Damage at Design Museum
Even the appearance of using one’s nonprofit position for deals with personal benefits is foolhardy. Memories of this wedding will likely not be completely fond.
Long-Smoldering Nonprofit CEO Compensation Issue Catches Fire in Florida
Looking behind this one CEO’s salary, we find a longstanding political sweetheart deal that threatens to taint a whole field of badly needed domestic violence programs.
An Insulation Company Goes Cooperative with Nonprofit Aid
Fifteen Berry employees have become worker-owners as its founder resigns, each with an equal stake in its future success.
Counting What Counts: Why Social Accounting MATTERS
In nonprofits, we know the value we create is not merely a matter of dollars and cents. Isn’t it about time we aligned our reporting with our values?
Climate Activists Critique Massive Bezos Donation
Critics are confounded by Bezos’s $10 billion-dollar push to fight climate change in the face of Amazon’s own extractive practices.
Allentown Art Museum (Re)discovers a Rembrandt in Its Midst
A painting dismissed as a knockoff for decades is discovered after a routine cleaning to be a real Rembrandt after all.
A Nonprofit Conflict of Interest Elicits a Public Reminder
Kenny Bailey once wrote that the very act of saving face often causes an increased loss of face. So, too, with the refusal to disclose conflicts; it just makes everything worse.
The Art of Being Abandoned: A Museum Takes On Displacement
Refugee life jackets adorn the Minneapolis Institute of Art’s exterior pillars, a bright orange and blue reminder of an ongoing refugee crisis of almost unimaginable scale.