On the final day of handing down decisions, the Supreme Court of the United States came out with what might be deemed “non-decisions” on gerrymandering and the census.

The Boston Community Foundation has long monitored the state of housing equity in one of this country’s most expensive cities. This year, they address the problem in regional terms.

It takes a collaboration of nonprofit and public groups to maintain our public spaces as sacred.

As children linger in concentration camps at the US border, the House and Senate are locked in a battle over enforcement issues.

In an action sure to attract consumer action, employees of Wayfair walk out to demand that they not be made complicit in the brutal detention of immigrant children at the border.

Some 2016 voters were lured by promises of a “big, beautiful wall” between the US and Mexico. One Mexican artist is doing his best to beautify stretches of border fence, offering asylum seekers hope.

Can resident displacement be avoided in rapidly developing communities? Yes, but doing so requires community organizing informed by an inclusive vision.

A perfect match? A dating app and a political nonprofit forge a partnership to improve voter turnout—and maybe make some first dates.

Giving USA’s new report shows 2018 saw a downturn in giving. Though findings indicate some trouble afoot, nonprofits and philanthropy can act to reverse problematic trends around individual donations.

America has a “moral, ethical and economic responsibility to tax our wealth more,” says a group of rich individuals in an open letter to the nation’s 2020 presidential candidates.

A new study shows that when it comes to aggressive collection practices, Virginia’s nonprofit hospitals garnish wages more often than for-profits. Some Baltimore unions have organized against it.

Chico Sabbah’s wealth allowed his Academy to progress with little planning and few of the constraints most startups must overcome as they mature. It turns out that money isn’t everything.