Cities like Chicago fight for the rights of immigrants in their cities against proposed ICE raids. Trump uses fear and chaos to force Congress into a deal.
Trump Uses Immigrant Families as Political Hostages
A Nation of Immigrants: Our Responsibility to the Pain on our Borders
An NPQ editorial on the violence and violations committed in our name and on civil society’s collective duty to stand up and say “This is NOT who we want to be!” We will not allow this.
Summer 2019 Digital Issue
The Summer 2019 edition of the Nonprofit Quarterly, titled “Unbalanced: Stakeholders, Accountability, and Nonprofits,” addresses issues of nonprofit and philanthropic accountability.
Nonprofit Hospitals Sue Own Underpaid Workers to Collect Debts
Over a four-year period, a Memphis hospital has sued to garnish the wages of 160 of its own employees for medical debt even as the insurance it provides forbids employees from being treated elsewhere.
Restaurant Worker Co-ops Serve Food, Drinks, and Social Justice
Bar and restaurant workers look to cooperatives to create a healthier work environment.
Nonprofit News Site ThinkProgress Up for “Sale”
While the site is successful in its reach, boasting 7.5 million unique visitors last month alone, it has had a rough year financially, ending its year with a $3 million deficit.
Will Dreamers Become Just Another Political Football in 2020?
Dreamers must wait for the high political season of the 2020 presidential elections to have a new, more conservative Supreme Court hear the case for their futures in this country.
Florida Adds Debt Collection Clause to Felon Voting Rights
When is a restored voting right not a restored voting right? In Florida, the answer appears to be when a state decides withholding voting rights is a keen way to collect on past debts.
Foundation Pilot Aims to Improve Conditions for Nurse Assistants and Homecare Workers
A nonprofit “wage ghetto” in healthcare harms both workers and nonprofits. A pilot program supported by the Ralph Wilson Foundation aims to change that.
Growing Pains for a Small Group with a Lot of Unexpected Money
The Yellowhammer Fund in Alabama is dealing with a surge of donations that has increased their small budget exponentially. That’s not as easy to deal with as one might think.
Evaluating a Leader against Their Goals: Fire Me if I Don’t Perform!
The swagger of a business savior gives over to the complex realities of leadership in the public and nonprofit sectors. Should he stay or should he go?
Health Groups Call for Action on Climate to Protect Public Health
Our global climate crisis portends a global public health emergency, warns a group of 74 leading healthcare and public health organizations.