The true impact of corporate activism, boycotts, and divestment need to be examined amid its rising popularity.
If Not a Boycott: Netflix Supports Women as Georgia Abortion Activists Suggest
Both Sides of the Question on Climate Crisis Philanthropy
The Rockefeller Foundation’s withdrawal from the Resilient Cities Project suggests to one observer that climate activists must understand the limits of self-interested, unaccountable philanthropy.
Stakeholders’ Unmet Needs Lead to Affordable Housing Logjam in California
Finding common ground among the competing interests of diverse stakeholders so meaningful action can be taken on affordable housing is a wicked problem indeed.
Nonprofit Capital: How to Think Differently about Its Use in Your Organization
Understanding your nonprofit’s capital structure is a critical part of skillfully managing a sustainable nonprofit.
Homelessness and Aging: Stark Truths Few Can Face
Research funded by a tech-billionaire couple demonstrates in detail that homelessness is not good for health; now, California must come to terms with what it has made of itself.
Compensation Aspirations: Our No-Longer-Pitiful Nonprofit Salaries
Though it varies by level and job type, it turns out the nonprofit sector pays competitively and has better internal pay ratios.
Community Foundation Returns $1M Donation amid Shelter Disagreement
Controversy continues over a low-barrier shelter near a college campus. Did the North Valley Community Foundation return a million-dollar donation to avoid drama? Is that leadership?
Rewriting History: Greater Justice for Accounts and Memorializing of Stonewall
Statues of Marsha P. Johnson and Sylvia Rivera, transgender women of color and key figures in the Riots, will be installed in New York as new public acknowledgement of their roles as LGBTQ activists.
Study of Chicago Finds Persistent Shortage of Investment in Communities of Color
A new study of Chicago lending shows that majority-white neighborhoods receive almost three times as much investment per capita as majority-black neighborhoods.
Saving Medicaid Expansion: An Arkansas Nonprofit Legal Aid Story
Last June, Arkansas initiated a work requirement for Medicaid beneficiaries. A federal judge struck it down this past March. The case highlights the vital role the nonprofit legal aid system plays.
Will Nonprofits Take Over Antibiotic Production?
Might a nonprofit business model be necessary to preserve the development and production of, and the public’s access to, antibiotics?
Allez Vite! Louvre Staff Strike over Crowding
Staff at the world-famous Paris museum went on strike this week, saying that due to a flood of visitors, conditions have become both unsafe and a betrayal of the institution’s identity and mission.