Can resident displacement be avoided in rapidly developing communities? Yes, but doing so requires community organizing informed by an inclusive vision.
3 Key Strategies to Develop Communities without Displacing Residents
Odd Collaboration Serves Politically Sensitive Singles and Democracy at the Same Time
A perfect match? A dating app and a political nonprofit forge a partnership to improve voter turnout—and maybe make some first dates.
2018 Philanthropy and its Big Implications for Nonprofits: A Webinar on Giving USA with Dr. Patrick Rooney
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.
High-Wealth Group Calls for Wealth Tax
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.
Congress, You Paying Attention? Hospital Billing Practices Belie Nonprofit Status
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.
A Closing School Teaches One Final Lesson about Nonprofit Scale and Strategy
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.
Guns over Votes: Oregon Republicans Kill Climate Bill by Quorum
Oregonians watch the state legislature with bated breath. Republicans have fled, militia threats abound, and the governor awaits the senators’ return to the jurisdiction of state troopers.
NRA Ends NRATV Production and Relationship with Ackerman McQueen
More of the NRA falls away as the group cuts ties with its well-paid PR agency. Will it be in any shape to figure into the next presidential election? And when will they cut LaPierre loose?
Do Nonprofit CEOs and CFOs Occupy a Strategic Space Together? Not Always
Very lucky nonprofits have financial staff who understand the concept of strategy and the value of foresight, and this can be like gold to executives.
Medicaid Expansion Campaigns Take 3 Distinct Paths in 3 Southern States
Campaigns to expand Medicaid coverage are gaining momentum in three southern US states: North Carolina, Mississippi, and Florida.
As the Supreme Court Eyes Rolling Back Precedent, Are Our Rights in Jeopardy?
Last week’s Supreme Court decisions and opinions show the Court once again discarding precedent as an anchor for decision-making.
NRA Alleges a Conspiracy from Within
The saga of intrigue at the National Rifle Association, the nation’s largest gun rights advocacy nonprofit, continues.