The USDA pulled critical web pages, leaving farmers in the dark. But a swift lawsuit, led by farming and environmental nonprofits, is getting that information back online.
Farmers Are Finally Getting Critical USDA Web Pages Back
In Los Angeles, a Black-Led Community Land Trust Builds for the Future
The struggle against gentrification and for community ownership is a difficult one. But in Los Angeles, a Black-led organization remains undaunted in pursuit of its vision.
How to Fix the Nation’s DAF System—a $250 Billion Question
A quarter of a trillion dollars—that’s the size of the nation’s donor-advised system. How can policy move this $250 billion to the operating nonprofits where it’s needed?
Rehearsing for the Revolution: Theater as a Tool of Democratic Imagination
Theatre of the Oppressed empowers people to advocate for themselves and could play a major role in revitalizing democratic practice at the local level.
The US Bombing of Iran—How Nonprofits and Civil Society Must Respond
US forces bombed Iran in June, then quickly declared the conflict over. But the bombings remind us that a just society won’t be realized unless militarism is contained.
To Support Housing for All, We Must Build a Better Social Safety Net
The housing crisis is not just about housing. It is about building an ecosystem of supports so that people don’t need to borrow against their homes to meet their basic needs.
Crafting Elements of a 2029 Agenda: A New Fair Deal
What might a progressive policy agenda look like? A longtime nonprofit blogger and NPQ reader offers her starter agenda of a “New Fair Deal” for the United States.
Why We Must Center People at Housing Risk in Movement Organizing
Housing policy is often driven by “experts.” But for housing for all to become a reality, it is vital that the people most affected by the housing crisis be at the movement’s center.
Trump Budget Bill Spells Trouble for Nonprofits
Sector leaders warn the massive budget package passed by the US Senate is a blow to already struggling nonprofits and communities they serve.
#WeTheCivic: “America’s” Stories Can’t Be Told Without Us
Welcome to #WeTheCivic, a month-long narrative celebration of nonprofit and civil society voices fighting for our democracy—and our future.
Outsourcing Cost of ‘Impact’ Data Could Mean 13 Percent More Bang for Every Charitable Buck
A recent study suggests that donors might choose more impactful organizations to support if someone else pays for the data.
New Survey Highlights Concerns of Black Women Voters
A new survey highlights the concerns and insights of Black women voters, and the disproportionate burdens they are facing.