Where do DAF dollars go—and how quickly do these donor dollars actually arrive at operating nonprofits? The answers, derived from a new study, may be surprising.
New Study Shines a Light on the Impact of Donor-Advised Funds
The Struggle to Rebuild Lahaina: Where Is Recovery Two Years After the Fires?
Nearly two years after the fires in Lahaina, Hawaiʻi, killed over 100 people, the community struggles to survive but continues to rebuild, on its own terms.
How to Transform Strategic Planning for Social Justice
Strategic planning techniques adopted from the corporate world can undermine the pursuit of social justice. To make it work, leaders must approach planning from a liberatory mindset.
As Immigration Enforcement Ramps Up, Elected Leaders Face Increased Threats
Across the country, immigration enforcement is intensifying. As elected leaders, particularly those of color, seek more transparency, some are finding themselves as targets.
My Street Vendor Is Missing: The Impact of ICE Raids in Los Angeles
Deportations pose fundamental questions of who counts as our community. Nonprofit and movement leaders must speak up. Now’s the time to defend our shared humanity.
Why Guardianship Reform Is a Civil Rights Imperative
More than one million US adults currently have legal guardians. Many face severe limits on their civil rights as a result. This situation is unnecessary and must change.
Advocates Seek to Protect Children with Disabilities from Federal Cuts
Advocates warn that efforts to eliminate the US Department of Education could undo decades of progress in education for students with disabilities.
Big Tech Comes to Tucker County, West Virginia
People in a West Virginia community want transparency about massive data center projects proposed for their county—but haven’t gotten it.
What Happens When Your NSF Grant Is Canceled?
Grants are being canceled all over the United States. One professor at Northern Arizona University offers a first-hand account of what this means for students and teachers.
Amid Job Corps Cuts, HBCU Leaders Are Stepping Up
With the fate of Job Corps uncertain, HBCU leaders are stepping up to help impacted students.
New Tariffs Will Likely Deepen Economic Burdens for Women of Color
Women and nonbinary people of color already face economic burdens. Although blocked for now, how could Trump’s proposed tariffs impact them?
Black Imagination as Strategy: Reclaiming Creativity in Nonprofit Leadership
Many nonprofits and activists plan out of fear, not possibility. Black imagination offers valuable lessons from the tradition of making a way out of no way.