Gutting the federal office responsible for administering energy bill assistance will make it even harder for Americans to make ends meet and stay safe in their homes.
REI Co-op members rejected an entire board slate, signaling support for union workers and frustration with a lack of democratic and competitive co-op board elections.
Amid rising authoritarianism, people in US-based movements need to work together in new ways. Here are some diverse approaches to help guide collective action.
On May 5, more than 1200 people gathered for a forum convened by the Boston Foundation called “The Shifting Federal Landscape: Massachusetts Nonprofits Raise the Alarm.” This was a record turnout for the group—a clear indicator of nonprofit leaders’ sense of urgency in the current political moment. During the convening, speakers made clear that the
Nonprofit newsrooms need multiple revenue streams. How can they find and manage the ideal funding mix?
President Trump’s attempted takeover of the US Institute of Peace was illegal, according to a federal judge.
Can a university be an “anchor” in the positive sense of being a true community partner? Rutgers University–Newark shows that it can. But the path requires a long-term vision and deep institutional buy-in.
Can nonprofit housing developers achieve more for communities by merging with nonprofits with similar missions? It is a strategy that merits further attention.
A measure that would let the US treasury secretary strip nonprofit status has once again failed to move through Congress.
Effective partnership between leaders requires moving beyond visionary conversations to include broader, collaborative engagement and a shared strategic road map.
An injury to one is an injury to all. This needs to be the mantra for philanthropy today, if authoritarianism is to be turned back.
Conversations with leading diversity, equity, and inclusion experts reveal that much of the panic reactions to executive orders to scale back DEI efforts is unwarranted.