Never Again Action is brand new—just over a week old—but it already has tens of thousands of Twitter followers.
Never Again! Jewish Activists Take to the Nation’s Streets to Close the Camps
Philadelphia Foundation Invites a Moment of Engagement on Its Anniversary
A Philadelphia foundation decided to trust the wisdom of its citizens, allowing them to vote on $100 million in grants to celebrate its 100th anniversary.
When a College’s Support Foundation Is Not Supportive
The New College Institute, an educational entity in Virginia, and its associated New College Foundation are not playing well together.
Vetting Those Independent Fundraisers: Charity Golfgate
This is a mess of a cautionary tale that features a small charity, a golf tournament hosted by a strip club, and—wait for it—a Trump venue.
The Nascent Nonprofit Organization—What Happens Before a Nonprofit Is Born?
It’s hard to pinpoint when an organization has come to be. This article argues “the emergence of a new nonprofit organization is better understood as a process rather than a discrete event or state.”
This Nonprofit Job Board Requires Decent Wages
One nonprofit job board has declared it won’t post any position paying less than $15 an hour. Good work!
Aging LGBTQ+ in Shared Space: A Community Approach
A longtime community leader and advocate in Washington, DC is turning her house into LGBTQ+ senior living space, highlighting the need for similar spaces across the country.
An Early Executive Transition in the Nonprofit Job of a Lifetime
Some might ask why this executive director left her position so soon. Others would say, “Why not?”
White Supremacists Go to School
White supremacists have stepped up their efforts to spread their message and find new supporters on college campuses across the nation.
Can Undocumented Immigrants Access Health Care?
Is health care a right or a privilege? If you are an undocumented immigrant, it might not be either.
Organizing Our Economy as if We Lived on a Single Planet: A Conversation with Douglas Rushkoff
If efficiency requires us to send slaves into caves to extract metals and create toxic waste that destroys the planet, notes Douglas Rushkoff, then maybe we should be less efficient.
How One Nonprofit Came Back from the Brink: A Grounded Recovery Story
This story epitomizes the resilience of nonprofits that feel the importance of their mission acutely, even when the going gets very tough.