At odds one moment and in league the next—are some adversarial relationships missing obvious common cause opportunities? It’s worth a thought.
Common Interest between Union and Employer Produces New Nonprofit
A New Path to Worker Ownership: Turning Private Equity from Enemy to Friend
Private equity often cuts out workers to maximize profits. Employee-owned companies seek to benefit their worker-owners. But there may be a way for the two groups to work together.
20,000 Moving Boxes: A Nonprofit’s Perfect Storm
Facing increased costs and a $100,000 deficit run up over multiple years, the Archive of Contemporary Music must prepare a sustainable future model.
Nonprofits around the US Push for Census 2020 Participation
It would be disastrous for funding if there were a serious undercount of the souls in your area. Is your nonprofit amplifying the need to be counted?
In Hong Kong, Protest Art Documents and Reinforces Human Rights Struggles
From murals to comic strips, walls of Post-it notes to reimagined iconic images, viral artwork has become essential in Hong Kong’s youth-driven protests.
American Hospital Association Keeps Mum on Aggressive Debt Collection
The American Hospital Association’s unethical silence on aggressive billing practices weakens the credibility of the whole field.
Inequitable Treatment of Latinx Academics Rife at University of Texas
Whether it is hiring, promotion, or pay, a University of Texas, Austin study finds that Latinx faculty are routinely shortchanged.
Social Media Capital for Nonprofits: How to Accumulate It, Convert It, and Spend It
Social media capital can be built, converted, or expended toward strategic outcomes. Its unique aspects, like reciprocality, need an intentional approach.
Taming Tax Incentives: A Leading Economist Calls for Change
Timothy Bartik, a leading economist and coeditor of Economic Development Quarterly, says corporate tax incentives need to be cut down to size.
Sacred Fires Lit to Evict Pipeline: We Are All the Answer
Wet’suwet’en chiefs ordered pipeline workers off their sovereign territory, but Coastal GasLink says they’ll be back to complete the work as scheduled.
Refugee Resettlement Agency Lays Off CEO to Save Core Services
When downsizing by force, what a nonprofit really needs comes through loud and clear, and that may mean the elimination of a layer.
Hawaii Charter School Finds that Independence Brings Liability
In Hawaii, a public charter school learns that with the ability to operate independently comes liability risks.