CERT purports to protect consumers from dangerous elements in the food they eat, but who is this nonprofit?
Where Are the Millions This Nonprofit Made from Cancer Warnings?
Capital, Equity, and Looking at Nonprofits as Enterprises
Clara Miller discusses the role of a healthy capital investment in helping an organization to optimize its impact.
Cultural Organizing Needed for Equity: A Framework of Belonging
This spring, more than 1,500 activists gathered in California to explore how to build a culture of belonging that might make a fairer, more equitable, and more inclusive world possible.
Youth Climate Case Claims Constitutional Right to a Livable World
Julia Olson, attorney for Our Children’s Trust, argues that this case approaches Brown v. Board of Education in its call to fundamental Constitutional rights.
NRA Board Members Collect Money from, Rather Than for, the Organization
This investigation may answer questions about why the NRA board didn’t push to monitor lavish spending and financial improprieties by top staff more closely.
Report Finds Violence against Indigenous Women in Canada at Genocide Levels
Facing a crowd holding red flowers above their heads in memory of those victims, Trudeau acknowledged the report’s conclusion that Canada’s treatment of missing and murdered girls is equivalent to genocide.
Nonprofit to Turn Tourist Trash into Nature’s Treasure: Compost
It’s impossible to get to zero waste; some materials are both unrecyclable and necessary. However, the vision is to get as close as possible.
San Francisco Supervisors Vote 10–1 to Close Juvenile Hall by End of 2021
Tenaya Jones, an 18-year-old organizer with the Young Women’s Freedom Center, says she hopes the soon-to-be-closed juvenile hall’s $13 million annual budget is reinvested in community resources.
Art and Museum Workers Share Salaries in a Collective Act of Transparency
Would you share your compensation if it meant greater wage justice? Thousands of museum employees across the country would—and did.
One Austin Neighborhood and Its 40-Year Battle against Displacement
What happens when communities shaped by decades of discriminatory development practices are hit by powerful market forces abetted by public policies? Is the outcome inevitable?
Writers and Editors Walk Out as Vox Strike Lingers
Editorial staff at Vox went on strike yesterday after 14 months of negotiations failed to produce a union contract.
Australian Police Stage Raids on Journalists, Accessing Digital Data and More
A broader trend of declining press freedom worldwide appears to give license for heavy-handed law enforcement tactics, as two police raids of journalists in Australia this week illustrate.