Our values, beliefs, and politics influence our decisions—consciously or not. Bell locates practices and their impacts in four domains that reflect shifts in our leadership approach.
Proposed regulatory changes to the Community Reinvestment Act could greatly weaken access to credit in low-income communities and communities of color.
Real comparisons of pay and benefits show nonprofits in a positive light. Why such resistance to this reality?
The governor of Connecticut, with bipartisan support, seeks to rein in the state’s corporate tax abatement expenditures.
United Way of Salt Lake has revealed their policy agenda, which favors investments in preschools and community schools.
In Chicago, residents organize to try to avoid displacement that has been driven by the creation of a 2.7-mile elevated park.
In Santa Cruz County, southwest of Silicon Valley, an estimated three in five workers at human services nonprofits work a second job to make ends meet.
A “Varsity Blues” college admissions scandal defendant seeks a reduced sentence due to his past charity. The history of such pleas for mercy is storied.
The US Department of Justice launches a civil rights investigation of the Mississippi prison system following a spate of deaths and violence in four of its facilities.
In Raleigh, city council votes to end a 46-year-old system of neighborhood advisory councils to reduce the power of development opponents.
As owners retire, a growing number are opting to sell to their workers, turning their businesses into worker-owned cooperatives.
Republicans attending the State of the Union applauded and stood as Melania Trump placed the Medal of Freedom around Russ Limbaugh’s neck. Others saw it as a hostile act.