In times of crisis, funders don’t have to sacrifice values to move quickly.
Get Funds Flowing: Lessons from the Boston Foundation
Amid Heatwaves, a Growing Concern Rises About Data Centers
As the temperature continues to rise across the country, there is growing attention being paid to how data centers are putting pressure on the electric grid and impacting communities that are already vulnerable.
How to Navigate the Modern Nonprofit Job Search
Nowadays, finding a job—let alone one in the nonprofit sector—can feel daunting. Despite the tumult in the sector, there are concrete, practical steps you can take to improve your chances of landing the job you want.
How Can the Nonprofit Field Better Support Volunteerism?
Failing to invest in their volunteers costs nonprofits resources and capacity. But nonprofit staff, nonprofit organizations, and foundations can change that.
Return to Office: What’s Happening in the Nonprofit Sector and Why?
In 2020, millions of nonprofit jobs became remote overnight. Many nonprofits have since switched back, reversing many of the equity gains remote work had brought.
Latine Community Groups Mobilize to Defend Medicaid Against Cuts
The Republican budget bill passed last week cut Medicaid by over $1 trillion over 10 years. Latines are disproportionately affected—and they are fighting back.
New York and Other States Move to Fix Nonprofit Contracting Delays
The current system of government contracts imposes unnecessary financial strain on cash-strapped organizations. Now, some state and local governments are attempting to fix how they fund the nonprofits they rely on for essential public services.
What to the Immigrant Is the Fourth of July?
Independence Day has historically come with complicated feelings, particularly for marginalized people.
On the Front Lines: How Campus Organizing Can Inform Movements Today
Students have long played important roles in social movements. Universities have once again proven to be movement testing grounds.
Seeking the Willing: A Friendship Across Political Lines
Two friends discuss how their relationship traverses different political ideologies. What can this insight teach us?
Farmers Are Finally Getting Critical USDA Web Pages Back
The USDA pulled critical web pages, leaving farmers in the dark. But a swift lawsuit, led by farming and environmental nonprofits, is getting that information back online.
In Los Angeles, a Black-Led Community Land Trust Builds for the Future
The struggle against gentrification and for community ownership is a difficult one. But in Los Angeles, a Black-led organization remains undaunted in pursuit of its vision.