In the wake of mass murders targeting Latinxs and new immigration raids, the Latinx community responds.

All sizes of nonprofit need good financial controls. Here, financial management expert Hilda Polanco reviews what your nonprofit needs to protect its integrity, its cash, and its reputation.

In Youngstown, Ohio, a lattice-like network of public agencies and nonprofits collaborates effectively to meet community needs.

In Woonsocket, Rhode Island, six nonprofits are fighting surprise property tax bills.

The rise of literary festivals on the African continent ties into the rise of art as space for political declaration worldwide.

After an eleven-year run, a well-regarded nonprofit news magazine closes up shop, leaving many questions behind.

A three-person Court of Appeals panel votes unanimously to uphold the federal Indian Child Welfare Act, reversing a lower court judge’s ruling.

This NPQ classic discusses in a practical but unusual way a question every board of directors should be able to ask and answer.

It is no secret that differences in power or status can make honest conversation difficult. Developing working agreements that set the terms of communication in advance can help.

In New York City, nonprofits help returning citizens get construction jobs in low-wage firms, putting downward pressure on industry wages and benefits.

In Athens County, Ohio, nearly one in five residents lack sufficient access to nutritious and affordable food. But a network of nonprofits is seeking to change that.

About 350 people convicted of misdemeanor marijuana crimes in Manhattan will have their offenses hidden from public criminal records under a new class-action settlement.