In a time of denial and erasure of science by the Trump administration, how can we persuade, make meaningful change, and have a climate record?
Why We Must Bear Witness to Climate Disaster
Nonprofits Under Fire: How the IRS Can—and Cannot—Revoke Federal Tax-Exempt Status
A nonprofit legal expert weighs in on what the government can actually do to affect an organization’s tax-exempt status.
Foundations Rally Behind Call for Unity
On April 9, the Council on Foundations issued a call for philanthropic groups to sign a statement of resistance and solidarity. Since then, nearly 400 organizations have signed, but what does this mean for the sector?
Nonprofit Organizations Continue to Fight Against Trans Erasure
In the wake of LGBTQ+ erasure attempts at the federal level, nonprofit leaders are pushing back.
Beyond the Moment: How Nonprofits Can Leverage Civic Engagement
Nonprofits play an essential role in strengthening democracy, especially in times of social and political unrest.
This Is What Open Class War Looks Like: Tracking the Latest at the CFPB
The courts have said that the Trump administration cannot eliminate the CFPB, but, in defiance of a court order, over 1,400 of 1,700 workers have received layoff notices.
Unlocking the Value of Circles
For nonprofit and movement activists, working effectively in teams is critical. Peer circles offer the benefits of relational skill-building, support and belonging, and a deepened ability to tackle complex problems.
US Nonprofits Risk Losing Tax Status over Israel Criticism
US nonprofits have once again found themselves at the center of a contentious debate over free speech, political influence, and the limits of advocacy.
The Trump Takeover of the US Institute of Peace—What Nonprofits Need to Know and How to Prepare
On March 17, the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) effectively shut down the US Institute of Peace (USIP), despite its status as an independent nonprofit. As lawsuits unfold in its wake, concerns have grown across the nonprofit sector about legal protections, preparedness, and the limits of executive authority.
Trump’s “Opening Salvo” in His War Against Criminal Justice Reform Starts With This Nonprofit
Was the Vera Institute’s federal funding cut because of its opposition to the Trump administration?
Providence Nonprofits Reeling from Funding Cuts and Threats (And, Organizations—What You Can Do!)
Federal funding cuts leave the nonprofit sector in Rhode Island—which employs approximately 17 percent of the state’s workforce—desperately searching for alternatives. How will they fill the void?
Why Harvard’s Decision Not to Comply with the Federal Government Matters
Harvard University recently lost $2.2 billion in federal funding for refusing to accept unreasonable demands from the Trump administration. In doing so, the university set an example of how not to comply.