Restoration of indigenous languages is not just about recovering what was lost in the past. It is a vital tool to build indigenous economies and community wellness in the present.
In October 2019, and unbelievably, for the first time ever, the Associated Press distributed a story originating from a Native American publication.
There is one early success story in Texas that points to some key things that a nonprofit venturing into this space of privatized foster care should consider.
Today will be historic, as Oklahoma prepares to commute 400 sentences in an expedited process. It was a bipartisan vote and an intersectoral effort that will make it all happen.
A family and a nonprofit fight over rights to sell boxes used for little libraries. Ironically, the boxes are for free book sharing between neighbors and communities.
A group of current and past Detroit public school students are suing for their educational rights as a civil liberty.
NPQ is running a cluster of complementary articles over a three-week period on the role of self-interest and the dangers of conflicts of interest in nonprofits. Keep an eye out and collect them all.
Even as the Getty was being threatened by wildfire, so was the Reagan Presidential Library, but it was saved, in part, by the lowest tech of methods.
The George Kaiser Family Foundation will pay 250 people $10,000 to move to Tulsa, Oklahoma in 2020.
One Sonoma County nonprofit is still busy helping those affected by the 2017 fires.
When this organization ran through its first executive in a year, we had an idea it wouldn’t take them long to chase out the second. Time for the board to reform or resign so they don’t make it a triple-play.
Economic theory suggests that people will act to maximize their financial interests. But as two recent economics Nobel laureates explain, experience paints a different and more nuanced picture.