As the Trump administration’s brazen corruption continues, grassroots organizations and nonprofits stand as a critical bastion of resistance, with the opportunity to develop new systems of care that center the many rather than the few.
In this year’s State of Nonprofits report, the Center for Effective Philanthropy notes that burnout and staffing issues continue to plague nonprofit leaders who are also now burdened with having to navigate a hostile political climate.
How can we rebuild democracy? Let’s explore how democracy relates to the quality of relationships we have with one another.
In the past few years, young people have emerged as some of the most passionate, informed, and persuasive leaders of the climate movement. But despite their youth, burnout has come for them too.
In a hearing on Capitol Hill, Republicans and Democrats clashed over Trump administration attacks on nonprofits.
A new report offers a deep dive into Native conceptions of justice, how existing injustice affects Native communities, and how these injustices can be remedied.
The for-profit corporation is arguably the single most important institution in society today, yet we rarely ask ourselves if it has overstayed its usefulness. We should.
At the Post Growth Institute, a budget crunch in late 2023 and early 2024 could have sunk us. Instead, we found in solidarity economics tools for surviving and thriving.
Internet access is critical for disaster recovery. But is the solution broader than simply working to get underresourced areas better connected?
The Trump administration views autism as a disease to be cured. Autism advocates reject this false framing—and call for research and policy that supports their community.
In the nonprofit sector, international partnerships can achieve great things. Yet without a strong sense of ethics, such partnerships can often cause more harm than good.
As millions of people in the United States struggle with medical debt, the potential passage of the GOP tax bill could worsen the crisis.